Hey all, I'm using Windows Vista Home Premium and my drive C has been driving me nuts.
It seems to face a shortage of disk space.
In my drive C, I have this folder (Users) which contains 2 folders (Public) & (Computer's Name). In folder (Computer's Name), it has 9 folders - Contacts, Desktop, Downloads, Favorites, Links, Pictures, Saved Games, Searches & Videos. The desktop folder contains all my stuff which I have on my desktop ( Folders, Programmes ). The problem is my drive C has only 19.5 GB, whereas my drive D has 117 GB.
I have tried changing the folders' location but it can't be done, it still shows the drive C route. I have already divert the route of my music folder to the drive D, so I wish to do the same thing for the desktop folders as well. Right now, I have copied the exact folders I mentioned earlier into my drive D, but I can't delete the ones in drive C as it says it is in use ( which means the desktop stuff are still there ). Can anyone help me out here? Thanks alot!
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In my drive C, I have this folder (Users) which contains 2 folders (Public) & (Computer's Name). In folder (Computer's Name), it has 9 folders - Contacts, Desktop, Downloads, Favorites, Links, Pictures, Saved Games, Searches & Videos. The desktop folder contains all my stuff which I have on my desktop ( Folders, Programmes ). The problem is my drive C has only 19.5 GB, whereas my drive D has 117 GB.
I have tried changing the folders' location but it can't be done, it still shows the drive C route. I have already divert the route of my music folder to the drive D, so I wish to do the same thing for the desktop folders as well. Right now, I have copied the exact folders I mentioned earlier into my drive D, but I can't delete the ones in drive C as it says it is in use ( which means the desktop stuff are still there ). Can anyone help me out here? Thanks alot!
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