Re: Adding free space
- From: John John <audetweld@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 10:59:59 -0400
??? Strange question. Buy a bigger hard drive. You can't make the drive you have now bigger and if you can't delete or remove anything on it then you need a new drive. You could simply keep the drive you have now for the operating system and use the new drive for data storage, if you go that way you have no need to reinstall or clone Windows to the new drive. A few simple steps will allow you to redirect your "My Documents" folder to the new drive and make usage of the new drive as seamless as possible.
John
Jack wrote:
Hi, My computer has 30GB used space, and 2.6 GB free space.
How can I add more free space, keeping every thing I have on it ?
Thanks.
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