Differentiate between primary and secondary partitions
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Primary partition is a bootable partition and it contains the operating system/s of the computer, while extended partition is a partition that is not bootable. Extended partition typically contains multiple logical partitions and it is used to store data.
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The differences in secondary partition and the primary partition is as follows:-
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- Primary Partition: The hard disk needs to partitioned to store the data. The primary partition is partitioned by the computer to store the operating system program which is used to operate the system.
- Secondary partitioned: The secondary partitioned is used to store the other type of data (except "operating system"). It is created to store the necessary data to take backup. When the OS crash then the data stored on the primary partitioned will be deleted. So there is a need for this type of partitioned, so users can secure some data.
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