When I use Rescue and Recovery to make a backup virtual disk, it says there isn't enough space. I want to ask whether the space used by the virtual disk is on drive C:, and how much space it needs before it can be created. My C: space is too small, less than 1 GB. D: has 10 GB free, and E: has 10 GB free. Can it use space on another drive? A friend said it uses the space on the last drive, but there are still 10 GB available, so why does it say there isn't enough space? What method can I use to solve this problem? Can any expert help answer this for me?
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I can solve this problem. The so-called virtual space is the unused space on your hard disk. You just need to use partitioning software to provide an unallocated area, then use Lenovo Rescue and Recovery to create a virtual hidden partition. After creating it, you can do the backup~
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