I have not encountered this situation before and at the present time, I do not know its importance. Normally, the report will contain details of your MFT (Master File Table), but this information is not there. You must have a minimum of 15% but preferably 25% of free disk space. Your C partition has only 4% of free disk space. I'm no computer expert, so I'm hoping for a simple solution. This computer is now my husband, who use it for e-mails, play Spider and a few Google searches.
How to release the rest of the disk on drive F? There are a few things here, and reading of 'aid', it seems that they would be removed if I deleted a partition. Now the C drive = 935 MB free of 19.52 GB of capacity, while F = 56.62 free 56,79 GB GB. Everything I've done seems to be on the C drive. Several years ago a friend introduced (then new) computer with 2 partitions - C and F drive. When I tried to defrag, there is not enough memory to perform this function, either. My computer says there is not enough memory available to perform the printing. Not enough memory, but only one partition is almost empty.
For this reason, check the available options. If an application needs to pick up some info you need to be sure that certain application can find it. If you think about Windows libraries you can leave them on the C, but you can create the structure of the own folders on partitions D.
If something goes wrong with the OS and you will be forced to install OS again, you can format the C partition only and all your important data on D will always be there. In General, you must save all data on the D partition. Of course, you can move all the data from C to D. I can't find an answer to this on the forum that I can make sense!Ĭan I move some stuff on the disk D: (photos, music, & c) and the library still find? Not a computer specialist, so please, be gentle. C: complete disc (149 GB) drive D: almost empty
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