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Do I have a problem and if so...............
Legacy_user
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Looking at "My Computer" on laptop, it shows that:-
"C" drive has 0% free
"D" drive has 90% free
The bar in "C" drive is RED
The bar in "D" drive is BLUE (what little there is of it).
So, is someone going to suggest I move stuff from "C" to "D" ? and if so, how?.
Whilst I don't look at My Computer more than about 3/4 times a year, it's the first time I've sen it red.
"C" drive has 0% free
"D" drive has 90% free
The bar in "C" drive is RED
The bar in "D" drive is BLUE (what little there is of it).
So, is someone going to suggest I move stuff from "C" to "D" ? and if so, how?.
Whilst I don't look at My Computer more than about 3/4 times a year, it's the first time I've sen it red.
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first off, do a windows disk cleanup, details here:-
MSE Forums Vista - how do i free up my disc space
written for vista but same principle applies to all Windows versions
secondly, in your Documents folder, copy (not cut) and paste pics, docs, etc. to your
drive. Once you comfirm it's safely on your drive, you can delete those files from your C: drive
this is a quick solution
......Gettin' There, Wherever There is......
I have a dodgy "i" key, so ignore spelling errors due to "i" issues, ...I blame Apple
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It also looks as though any downloads or installs of programs automatically goes to 'd'.“Learn from the mistakes of others. You can never live long enough to make them all yourself.”
― Groucho Marx0
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