installing the hard drive internal

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  On Sunday July 25, 2010 10:11:30 + 0000, pc_novice wrote:

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  The laptop did not recognize a new HARD drive. Which is one reason why Win XP cannot follow the additional installation steps

  I can't say exactly why the HARD drive is not recognized, but the 30 GB IDE should be ok.
  I remember one of my friends had a similar problem with the new HARD drive.
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  can I ask you another tip?

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  IngeJean wrote:

  Hello Nuccii distinguished Professor

  Thanks for the help, yesterday to my external hard drive problem.

  can I ask you another tip?

  Plug-in two years my PC and I'm very happy, the internal hard disk is set up initially in several parts: OS (C, recovery (D and data (E.))) The latter (E, takes half of the useful space of the hard drive, and does that save as plug-in files.) Often saturated, I delete manually from time to time its content. Is it really necessary? can I mill of space otherwise (reorganizing the partition of en?)

  Thanks in advance for your answer

  IngeJean

  Hello distinguished Professor Nucci
  Thank you for the help yesterday in my external hard drive problem.
  I ask you another question?
  For two years, I use my PC and I am very happy, the internal hard disk is initially set up in several regions: OS (C: bravohelen:, recovery (D: bravohelen: and data (E: bravohelen:., (E: bravohelen: takes half of the floor of hard drive space and saves only the files that I use often saturated, I manually delete time in time its content is really necessary to him.? can I have this other space (by reorganizing the score?)))))
  Thanks in advance for your answer
  IngeJean

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  I assume you are talking about data files personal on the E partition.  You can remove files at any time that you need more free space by deleting or moving them to an external drive.  It does not help with the performance of your system.
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