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| Thread ID: 86131 | 2008-01-05 06:25:00 | system restore levels | effie c (6856) | Press F1 |
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| 627547 | 2008-01-05 21:18:00 | Hi Scouse et al, It is not quite "can I afford it" -I am capable of buying hardware etc ---IF I HAVE TO- but yes, finances sure are a factor, - ie I would love the latest computer but this goes very well with few hiccups so I do not really really need to spend I am delighted to see Stu 161204 - a tech - say he has used it more than once. I am supposedly capable of getting myself out of the poo ---to a point- but I have been very very grateful of Systems Restore more than once I have in C drive 29.3 of a partitioned 40 gb, h/d now down to 19.5 gb and in D drive-( a partitioned drive off the original and only h/d-D drive- where I have 6.34 to play with out of 7.90 gb Does that suggest I can reduce D drive and use that space on C ? and how would I do that in a practising computer :lol: effie c |
effie c (6856) | ||
| 627548 | 2008-01-06 01:18:00 | What is wrong with what you have now. Microsoft knows best, right. |
PENTIUM (426) | ||
| 627549 | 2008-01-06 01:23:00 | Does that suggest I can reduce D drive and use that space on C ? and how would I do that in a practising computer :lol: effie c Ah no, I dont think you can do this. The only way you could change it is to use something like Partition magic and resize the partition. Or reformat / delete the partitions, and recreate bigger partitions. |
Speedy Gonzales (78) | ||
| 627550 | 2008-01-06 01:44:00 | Yes - Partition Magic will re-size a "practising computer", but it does recommend backing up first as results aren't 100% guarantee'd LOL :) I've done it a couple times myself with no problems tho |
bevy121 (117) | ||
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