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I have spent a good deal of time browsing the web and help sites about this.
I have learned that I can use Disk Management to "delete" my D: drive, but
this leaves 2 GB of free space just sitting there. I have never used the D:
drive so have no important info to save. All I want to do is add this 2 GB
back to C:, but there doesn't seem to be an option to do this.
Every site and post and forum I've found has been about creating a
partition, adding an OS, moving data about... this is not what I want.
I'm using Windows XP Home on a comp I've had for a few years. As I said,
I've never used D: except for Page Filing, which IMO would work better all on
one drive. Can someone please tell me how to allocate this free space back
to C:?
I have learned that I can use Disk Management to "delete" my D: drive, but
this leaves 2 GB of free space just sitting there. I have never used the D:
drive so have no important info to save. All I want to do is add this 2 GB
back to C:, but there doesn't seem to be an option to do this.
Every site and post and forum I've found has been about creating a
partition, adding an OS, moving data about... this is not what I want.
I'm using Windows XP Home on a comp I've had for a few years. As I said,
I've never used D: except for Page Filing, which IMO would work better all on
one drive. Can someone please tell me how to allocate this free space back
to C:?