Free space in "D" driver
Sun, 03/29/2009 - 03:02 — Bobh
My "D" drive is getting pretty full (1.04 GB free of 8.36 GB). I can't figure out how to free some of the space. I looked for a tutorial about deleteing some of the files from "D" drive but did not find anything. Do you have one that will help me? I am running Vista on an E Machine. Thank you. Bob
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Disk Cleanup & CCleaner
These tools can help you:
Disk Cleanup and CCleaner.
Warning, as CCleaner is
Warning, as CCleaner is powerful it is also destructive, if you try to clean up your registration database without knowing what you are doing.
Also, if your D drive aren't where your OS and all your programs are installed, you might just have to clean up the old way - by opening folders and sorting the content out, and deleting what your aren't using.
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