Can I exchange the C: drive?

I have PC with XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack 3. I also have Quickbooks and Microsoft Office Professional running on it.  This is my work computer, so I don't want to have problems with it.

I ran disk cleanup and Disk Defragmenter last night. I have two hard drives on this desktop, which is my work computer.  Here is the result of fragmentation:

C: drive capacity - 37,26 GB, free space - 7,76 GB, percentage free space - 20%.

F: drive capacity - 112 GB, free space - 80,76 GB, percentage free space - 72%

NOTE: I did not define this PC upwards.

I moved everything I can think of the F: drive.  All my documents, pictures, data, CAD files, stored on the F: drive.  But all programs work on the C: drive.  Is there an EASY way to share things while I'm cramped for space?

Rebecca

Rebecca

I understand your situation. All I wanted to do was encourage you to plan ahead. My motto that I used when posting to the newsgroups Microsoft, now unfortunately is no longer available, was "interrogation, plan, execute".

I just was "forced" to abandon a Windows XP box and to migrate to a new computer. I could have bought a 32-bit computer and install Windows XP. Instead of standing still, I decided to make a great leap forward. Now I have Windows 7 Ultimate (64 bit). This has created a lot of problems to solve. Much more than I enjoyed at the outset. However, it will be the right path for me, but I recognize that the establishment of such that the change is less easy for others.

One of my major problems was the use of hardware and software is more easily available and supported. In my case it was based on a 56 k Data / Fax modem. You can buy all of the printers and scanners incorporating a Fax, but I'm not a believer in "All in One" for a number of reasons. After reflection, I was moved some operations of the fax to send earlier. This experience illustrates how you can make 'free' changes and mitigate the inevitable problems when you do not upgrade.

I have two other suggestions of freeware for you to try. They just re-reading the second paragraph of your first post.

A better program of disk cleanup is cCleaner but note that cCleaner will not manage system restore points. It is still necessary to remove older restore points using disk cleanup facility. Perform these steps before the defrag for best results
http://www.CCleaner.com/download

A warning about cCleaner. Do not use the registry tool.

A better tool than Disk Defragmenter is Defraggler

http://www.Piriform.com/Defraggler

Hope this helps, Gerry Cornell

Tags: Windows

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