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12-02-2019 11:21 AM
I've always had HP computers but this is the first one with a tiny 'C' hard drive and another called Data Drive 'D' which is nearly 1 Tb in size.
Then why have a drive (C) that's going to fill up a couple of weeks after buying the computer? Why not just have a 'C' drive and save all this hassle that I've got when I could be doing other things like earning money, which I'm not because I've got to waste time coming here to find out how to free up space so I can continue to install software or download tutorial video's from the Internet.
So what am I to do. I can't use Disk manager to extend the C drive into the D drive and calling it my G drive because it won't let me.
So someone PLEASE tell me in 'NONE' techie language how I free up space so I don't have to come back here again.
Thank you.
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12-02-2019 01:40 PM - edited 12-02-2019 01:41 PM
You can move user data/files to D and then set D as default for applications and downloaded files using the following guide:
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12-02-2019 01:40 PM - edited 12-02-2019 01:41 PM
You can move user data/files to D and then set D as default for applications and downloaded files using the following guide:
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12-05-2019 03:33 AM
Hi Banhien
Thanks for the reply.
Actually I'd sorted this problem out with a chance encounter with a friend talking about another problem she was having. Killing two birds with one stone.
But thanks for the guide which I printed out for future reference.
Michael
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