Is this Possible??? Please let me know... !!

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Angela H

Hi,

I am unsure if this can be done but with all the patches
and everything comming out for Win XP and all the
preloaded applications that were installed on the system
my C:/ Drive is MAXED out!!!!

I'm running Windows XP Home SP1

I know right now there are serveral critical updates and
I cannot install them because I have less that 6 MB's of
space left on my C:/ Drive....

I recently purchased a new Hard Drive (which I had plans
to do anyway) It is an 80 GB Western Digital Ultra 100
ATA Hard Drive. I was wondering if there was a way that I
could allocate a portion of this 2nd Hard Disk Drive to
the C:?

I am sure I probably won't be able to but getting a final
conclusion on this would be great.
 
Not with a C drive ever. Though other drives can but you have to choose a
different type of partiytioning that only XP understands - it meant for big
servers.
 
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Not with a C drive ever. Though other drives can but you have to choose a
different type of partiytioning that only XP understands - it meant for big
servers.



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Angela:
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Install both HDs. Set the old one as your Master and the
new one as the Slave. There will be pin configuration
changes in the back of each HD. Get your Bios to auto
detect the drives. Then have a ball transfering all the
files and folders you want to the new drive. Also copy the
WINxp to the new drive. The at a later date, you can make
your new drive the Master and the older srive as Salve.
Good luck!

Don Soriano
 
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