1. Do a disk cleanup on the D drive - All Programs/Accessories/System
Tools. Make sure you select More Options/System Restore/Cleanup.
You should do this regularly. I have assigned a keyboard shortcut
(CTRL-C) to this.
2. Delete the unwanted stuff on your D drive. Invest in DVDRWs
(rewritable DVD discs) and transfer your data to those discs.
3. Structure your folders and subfolders in the D drive to more easily
identify what files you need and what you don't.
True, if you can get them cheap. I keep a stash of DVDRWs for my
laptop when I take it on business since it has no A drive and not all
computers recognise USB pen drives without special drivers.
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