FWIW, only some retail drives come with that type of
software.
OEM drives don't.
-Clint
Merry Christmas to all & God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://www.OrpheusCom
puting.com
http://www.Comput
ersCustomBuilt.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Hugh Vandervoort"
The easiest way to solve the problem is to get a larger
drive.
All new drives come with cloning software that will transfer
the
existing install and allow you to use the new drive as
master.
Alternatively, you could install the new drive as a slave
and
just
transfer your data to it, but you might just be putting off
the
inevitable.
You could also get easy cleaner:
http://www
.majorgeeks.com/download414.html
Run the unnecessary files module and the registry cleaner.
This
safe to
use and will find a ton of unneeded stuff.
This PC World article will help also:
http://www.pcworld.
com/article/id,97442-page,1/article.html
LarryB wrote:
> This is my shop computer and is self built ie with
parts off
the
shelf. It is AMD Athlon XP2200+ 1.8GHz and 512 of ram.
Using
XP pro
Ver 2002 with SP2.
>
> My C drive is a 40 gig drive with only 1 gig free!
Much of
the size
is in the Programs on the drive. (about 6 gig)
>
> Should I buy a larger drive? If so, any
recommendations?
>
> If so how do I transfer date from the C to any other
drive?
>
> Most of the Programs are still in use so deleting them
is
not an
option I want to do.
>
> If I were to reinstall some of these programs on
another
drive would
that work ok or does that cause problems?
>
> I have been using a smaller drive (6 gig) for data
backup
and I could
install something bigger but still not sure the best way to
relieve the
fullness.
>
> Thanks
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