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‎01-05-2025 02:00 AM

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Hi I need to move some storage from my empty D drive to a near -full C drive. Can someone please help? I have a All in one PC

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‎01-05-2025 01:35 PM

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@kkr63 wrote:

Hi I need to move some storage from my empty D drive to a near -full C drive. Can someone please help? I have a All in one PC

@kkr63 

 

I thought you have to do another way around: move from C: (nearly full) to 😧 (empty). Please do the following way first

 

             https://www.cedarville.edu/insights/computer-help/post/how-to-set-default-document-folder-location-i...

 

After that, you can move data from C: to folders on 😧 using normal cut & paste .

 

Regards.

BH
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