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[Chap88]

Hello everyone,

I could really use some help from some of you pros here. I currently own a HP Pavilion dv9000 with Vista Ultimate , memory 2.00GB: Processor: Intel Core, T7200 @ 2.00GHz 2.00GHz my system type is 64 Bits and 32 Bits.

My problem is Hard drive space see attachment pic below. For some odd reason my C drive is full but if you look at my D drive it's free is their anyway to use this drive?

 

[delphin]

Hello everyone,

I could really use some help from some of you pros here. I currently own a HP Pavilion dv9000 with Vista Ultimate , memory 2.00GB: Processor: Intel Core, T7200 @ 2.00GHz 2.00GHz my system type is 64 Bits and 32 Bits.

My problem is Hard drive space see attachment pic below. For some odd reason my C drive is full but if you look at my D drive it's free is their anyway to use this drive?

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Since you are having 85 gb of total space in your c drive, Your documents other than os files occupying the space.
I would suggest you to move all your documents from c drive to d drive as d drive has 95 gb free space.


Here is the option to increase the size of the c drive, If you are not comfortable with moving documents.

As far as my concern first option is better.

 

[Chap88]

Hello delphin,

First thanks for the reply to this issue, but could you tell ma how to go about doing option one? when I right click on my documents folder it don't give me the option to move it to D drive. Sorry totally lost

 

[delphin]

Hello delphin,

First thanks for the reply to this issue, but could you tell ma how to go about doing option one? when I right click on my documents folder it don't give me the option to move it to D drive. Sorry totally lost

This tutorial will help you to change the location of your personnel folders (my documents, downloads etc).

 

[SIW2]

It's possible to relocate your folders, or you could create new ones on the empty drive.

That's what I do.

Rt click the D drive, select New >Folder, name it something useful, e.g. holiday pics.

Then copy and paste the holiday pics from your C drive into that new folder on D. When you are sure they copied successfully, delete the ones on C.

You can always make a shortcut to that folder or even the entire D drive, and place it on the C desktop or Taskbar.

Or, you can make a Toolbar of your D drive to get access to all the folders on it quickly.

Rt click the Taskbar select Toolbars >New Toolbar, browse to the D drive , click select - that's it.

 

[Chap88]

Thanks guys, for all your help with this I will go and try to figure this out now.

Again Thanks