Disk space?

Question

I need help my computer says I need more disk space...heres what I have:
Disk 0 Basic 11.95 GB Online
Disk 1 Basic 57.27 GB Online

C: 11.95 GB NTFS Healthy (system)
Drive C (E:) 2.01 GB NTFS Healthy (Boot)
55.26 GB of Free space

It keeps saying that my Drive C (E:) the memory is too low is there a way without changing my whole computer around and reinstalling windows, that I can take some of my free space and move it to drive C? if so how, and how much should i move


thanks a lot to anyone that can help me out on this one

Answer 1

You can partition your free space, buy a partition manager program, and then see if you can increase the capacity of your boot drive with that program..

I would definately back up your stuff before doing so, but then again, you might as well reformat & reinstall windows, because if it fails...

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Answer 2

Nop you can't move your space
But, You can do this
go to my computer- right click - properties - advanced - environment variable
Change the directory of LANG TEMP and TMP
to a folder in the drive where you have 55.26 GB of Free space
I think is (E:), You have to create the folder first
(You have to do this typing no browse option)
This solve your problem


In case you want to reinstall windows download and burn into a disk this software, Fdisk here is the source
http://www.shareup.com/Super_Fdisk-download-18631.html
when you reboot your computer with this disc you are able to resize, move space and format partitions or drives

You have to do this before reinstall windows

Answer 3

Windows is probably trying to put the "swap"file on a drive which is too small for a swap file. Click on Start, then Control Panel, then on System, then on Advanced, then on Performance (Settings), then on Advanced then on Virtual memory (Change). Click on the System Managed Size radio button. That might fix your problem..

Answer 4

do as follows.
If you have installed any programs except windows on your C drive, then uninstall them and install them again on the second partition

Copy all data from your "My computer" folder to a folder on the other partition, then delete them from the first partition. This will make more space to run windows on your first partition.