02-23-2014, 12:27 AM
Love you all.
RAMChYLD Wrote:Terms are difficult to come to...
I wish death upon those who caused the destruction of KidsCo.
Stella Grapes Wrote:Love you all.
Blackberry Bun Wrote:
Is it possible to transfer some of D's free space into C? How? Is there risk of losing data in the process of doing that?
Blackberry Bun Wrote:Yes, but yes, there is a risk of losing data in the D partition in the process, hence a backup USB would be a good idea.
Is it possible to transfer some of D's free space into C? How? Is there risk of losing data in the process of doing that?
RAMChYLD Wrote:Yes, but yes, there is a risk of losing data in the D partition in the process, hence a backup USB would be a good idea.
Once you've backed up D, Click on Start, then right click on Computers then Manage. In the resulting screen, select "Disk Management". From there on, you right click on D and select "Shrink". Once you've done that you can then right click on C and select "Expand".
It's advisable to check the disks for errors and defragment before shrinking and expanding a disk.