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06-29-2017 , 04:44 AM
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Originally Posted by headtrauma
Your SSD is fairly small, so I'd suggest storing your media files (pictures, music and movies) on the hard drive. you can move the location of your Windows libraries to the hard drive too (I would leave Documents on C:\). You can install programs to the secondary drive as well, but you'll want to be sure HM is installed and running on the SSD. http://www.pcworld.com/article/30253...partition.html

You should also set up file history to sync a copy of your documents folder to the larger drive.
https://www.howtogeek.com/74623/how-...-in-windows-8/
Exactly what I needed thank you for this
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03-26-2018 , 05:02 PM
unfortunately I didn't take your advice and left the computer as it was.
Having a problem now though. My (C) drive has only 18.5GB free and I couldn't download an app onto it. I clicked on Local Disk (D) drive which has been inactive and it said something like configure and run so I did that and now it's there and I could add folders like Videos/Music to it.
However, I still cannot download stuff directly to it.
I have changed setting (view advanced settings) save downloaded files to the (D) drive but that hasn't worked. What do I need to do to get everything downloading on the (D) drive.
Also will I need to free up some space soon for my Holdem Manager to work on the (C).
Thanks for any help and sorry for the noob questions
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03-26-2018 , 06:38 PM
you could just delete some stuff. or buy an external hard drive and dump stuff to it, 1TB comes in at under 50 euros
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04-10-2018 , 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by sixfour
you could just delete some stuff. or buy an external hard drive and dump stuff to it, 1TB comes in at under 50 euros
the problem is my d drive has 1TB of free space (never used) but I just can't seem to put anything onto it or move anything from c
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04-10-2018 , 07:56 PM
remove write protection?
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