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Managing 'C' and 'D' drives
Hi.
My VAIO notebook has both a C and D drive.
I was wondering how I should organise my files using these two drives. Previously I have always just stored programs and files on the C drive till it was full-to-bursting.
What should I move to my D drive? Should I move anything at all? Finally, would I just do this using a cut n' paste in Windows Explorer?
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Hi Matt
It's generally best to move your documents, your photos and your music to the D drive and keep the C drive for various programs.
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Hi Rizla,
Thanks for the reply!
Does this mean I should move iTunes over to D drive as well?
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Yeah, I would.
If you subsequently have to recover your PC your music remains unaffected if it's on the D drive. Whereas if it was on your C drive you'd lose it as well as your photos and other documents.
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Does this mean I should move iTunes over to D drive as well?
Definately
Go to view > prefrences to change the path
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a ha, was wondering that myself
cheers.:smileyhappy:
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No problem
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You have one hardrive and two partitions.