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04-06-2020
09:50 AM
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04-06-2020
01:25 PM
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kevin-t
C; Drive is 512GB SSD - D drive: 2TB HDD Continually being told C; drive is full despite all settings set to 😧 HDD drive. Windows updates will not install. Documents will not save. Have record of 10+ ref: numbers for support, I have allowed remote access on every occasion and have had 'we will call you back' never happened, to fixes that have lasted a week or so and then problem is back. I am classified as a key worker remote from home but have a £2k piece of junk that is incapable of performing the task for which it is manufactured. Any advice welcome because currently this is 'not fit for purpose' [content removed]. Please only post solutions. Many thanks
04-06-2020 04:22 PM
You need to physically move those files from the C drive, then reset the destinations, as explained:
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04-09-2020 05:13 AM
Hi, thanks for suggestion.
It mirrors suggestions already made and have not provided a solution as problem continually re-occurs.
I already have HP machines with twin drives which has never had this problem, extremely smooth transition between drives.
Have given remote access on 9 occasions to HP support, they either empty the C: drive and tell me it’s sorted or on a couple of occasions have compiled files and told me they will ring me back (has not yet happened).
The problem pops back up within a week or so rendering the computer useless as it will not spool files to printer or any other actions.
On one call I had 4 different operators 1 in USA, Tunisia, and 2 in Romania.
The machine is not as defined by statute ‘fit for purpose’ and I am now taking action on that basis.
Many thanks for your input it really is appreciated.
Take care and please stay safe.
04-20-2020 05:06 AM
Thanks for the reply, as mentioned I have already gone through numerous processes including the 'howtogeek', HP Support have changed the destination to the D drive on numerous occasions and problem re-occurs weekly.
I have been waiting over a week for the third time for a phone call back from HP Support.
The machine will not reset to factory default.
My home network of 3 computers and 2 printers are all HP, after this shambles that situation will be remedied.
They have left me hanging out to dry with a £2k piece of junk.
Thanks for your time