Increasing hard drive capacity.

Richie-from-the-Boro

ZINXYX wrote: »

Hi again,
I know it is complicated, that is why I was asking for suggestions. I am scared of opening the cpu unit and putting stuff in there even though I am okay at doing such.However because of what happened the previous time even with a pro.
If it helps I have an external hard drive that I connect by usb and do my back ups.Shall just stick to that?

You can do that, or get a~n~other USB caddy so that you have one exclusively for your important back up and a separate one for what you call extra space

Finally it surprises me after nearly 4 years my signature is beginning to irk some people. I have read all kinds of quotes and messages in people's signatures on different boards on this forum. I don't intend to change or alter it.

I have not looked at your posting habits, perhaps you usually haunt the pub / chat / social groups where its a more tolerant atmosphere. In this case you preach an intended evangelist message via your sig line in the tech group. May you get what you deserve, and deserve what you get.

Someone on the GIOL board likened the issue of God succintly and simply this way: Put £1 on it at odds of 1000000/1; if it comes in then you hit jackpot; if not there's nothing to lose.
Thanks

It's an opinion, its a free world you are entitled to your own opinion, just stop the preach - preacher.

Now if you want it to go inside your case and be fast, don't be afraid its a doddle, 4 screws 2 cables and your sorted. Anyone here will talk you through it - it's a no risk adventure for you!

Hammyman

Keep what you have. Use CCleaner to delete temp files AND ALSO OLD SYSTEM RESTORE POINTS (under Tools).