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i am running out of space on my laptop
my local disc (c) is quickly running out of space, but for some reason my local disc (d) is empty, why is my laptop not using it and how can i fix the problem, if you have any ideas w ould appreciate it ty
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Some hard disks are divided into sections called "partitions". If this is the case with yours then you may have a "C" and a "D" (as magicmerlin says, make sure "D" is not your CD drive).
IF "D" is on your hard disk then your laptop does not just "use" it, you have to TELL it to use it.
So if you copy digital pictures from your camera to hard disk tell it to put them on "D".
If you download mp3 files or video files, then just set the program so its puts them on "D" not "C".
While most times Windows will put things on "C" by default, if you want things on "D" instead then YOU have to specify it.
IF "D" is on your hard disk then your laptop does not just "use" it, you have to TELL it to use it.
So if you copy digital pictures from your camera to hard disk tell it to put them on "D".
If you download mp3 files or video files, then just set the program so its puts them on "D" not "C".
While most times Windows will put things on "C" by default, if you want things on "D" instead then YOU have to specify it.
dub
you really need to pick up some basic skills first
If you aren't comfortable with moving files (one of the most basic functions) you should find the "for dummies" series informative
http://www.dummies.com/store/product/Computers -For-Seniors-For-Dummies.productCd-0470240555. html
Untill you are confident doing this - it's best not to - because it's just too easy to loose possibly important files
you really need to pick up some basic skills first
If you aren't comfortable with moving files (one of the most basic functions) you should find the "for dummies" series informative
http://www.dummies.com/store/product/Computers -For-Seniors-For-Dummies.productCd-0470240555. html
Untill you are confident doing this - it's best not to - because it's just too easy to loose possibly important files