My C drive is running out of space.

From: Pradeep

As described in the topic, I am faced with a c drive running on space issues. Here are the details associated with the same thing:

OS: Windows Vista editions Home Premium

SP: Service Pack 1 installed

Total hard disk capacity: 100 GB

C drive: 20 GB

D drive: 80 GB

I thought it might be because the program folder of files that I am faced with the question, but found that its size is 2.43 GB. All other folders are lower but windows folder takes the maximum share i.e. 14FR. All the programs I have installed in the PC, I've taken enough care to specify their D drive installation path. Still, I am facing this problem.

Player C has about 60 GB of free space. Is there a tool to help that i could delete the partition so that I can get rid of this problem. Other suggestions are also welcome.

Thanks in advance.

Pradeep

From: Ken Blake, MVP

> Use a third, for example, Partition Magic to combine what was D to > C, which eliminates the partition D.

If he does just that, all of its programs that are installed on D: won't work, because they will be on C: and Windows expects to find them on D:

Should also either try one of the programs to seek and try to change all the many references from D: to C:, or to uninstall, then reinstall the programs.

My experience with programs that find and change the references was less satisfactory, and I do not recommend them. The best way to do is to uninstall and reinstall.

By far, his best course of action at this stage, would be to use a third party program to enlarge small D: and C:. However, before using such a program, and taking such a Bond - either your way or mine - it should first be sure it has a current backup of what it is, that it cannot afford to lose. Although there is no reason to expect a problem, things * can * fool you.

Furthermore, Pradeep should note that programs should normally be installed on the same partition as \Windows. Although some people install them on a different partition because they think they are protected in the it and will not be lost if Windows never has to be reinstalled, it is * not * correct. If Windows is reinstalled, all the many references to the program it contains is lost. Programs (all except for an occasional small) must be reinstalled too.

You can read my advice on partitioning in the article "Understanding disk partitioning" to

http://www.computorcompanion.com/LPMArticle.asp?ID=326

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