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thisgirl View Member Profile	Oct 17 2007, 05:05 PM Post #1
New Member Posts: 1 OS: xp	Hey everyone, I just don't get it. My d drive has a ton of space...55.5gb, my c only has 143 mb left of a 13.9gb. what the hec can I do. I've tried deleting stuff off my c drive, a little scared of that. I have no clue what most of this crap is. Any way to change the space on my c, d is really a hog...thanks

Facedown98 View Member Profile	Oct 17 2007, 08:04 PM Post #2
Trusted Tech Posts: 2,794 From: Oldsmar, Florida OS: Windows XP Professional Edition w/ SP3	Hi, thisgirl and welcome to Geeks to Go! Please post your question in the Hardware Forum. I don't feel it will get the attention it deserves in this particular forum

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