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Socks the white house cat
I'm trying to help a friend here.
System specs
Windows XP v5.1 build 2600, professional edition
Single physical disk with two logical drives C: and D:, FAT32 file system
I dont know if they are in separate partitions or not, since I dont know XP
disk config that well.
C: with 3.75GB is filling up (98% used)
D: with 5.62GB has 78% free space.
Basic objective is to expand amount of free space on C:. I dont see
anything moveable currently on C:
She has defragged D: Last half of the drive is empty
She would ideally like to make D: disappear and have a 9.3GB C: drive that
contains all the existing data on C: & D:
I think she can live with losing the data on D: if she has to. She has
backups
As an alternative, it looks to me like I can span C: to pick up the empty
back half of D:
She can pick up 1.3GB by reinstalling all of her program files directory
from C: to D:, one at a time. yuck. Lots of work for less benefit.
Definitely not my favorite fallback.
I am open to any and all suggestions.
System specs
Windows XP v5.1 build 2600, professional edition
Single physical disk with two logical drives C: and D:, FAT32 file system
I dont know if they are in separate partitions or not, since I dont know XP
disk config that well.
C: with 3.75GB is filling up (98% used)
D: with 5.62GB has 78% free space.
Basic objective is to expand amount of free space on C:. I dont see
anything moveable currently on C:
She has defragged D: Last half of the drive is empty
She would ideally like to make D: disappear and have a 9.3GB C: drive that
contains all the existing data on C: & D:
I think she can live with losing the data on D: if she has to. She has
backups
As an alternative, it looks to me like I can span C: to pick up the empty
back half of D:
She can pick up 1.3GB by reinstalling all of her program files directory
from C: to D:, one at a time. yuck. Lots of work for less benefit.
Definitely not my favorite fallback.
I am open to any and all suggestions.