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Windows on c drive, no free space
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Right click on the c: drive and go to Properities, it will take you to another page, from here, you will see a graph, like a piece of pie, it tells you how much space you have used and how much is left, have a look.0 -
If you have a C drive that shows 1GB, and a D drive that shows 39GB, it doesn't mean that you have two hard drives. It could absolutely mean that the one hard drive has been partitioned this way.
What do you see (exactly, and what does properties say about each drive) when you double click my computer.
Just checking the C, or D drive will only tell you what's on that part of the drive. Not what's on the whole hard disc.How many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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