Partition / Hard drive

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Some how I partitioned my hard drive. I have 19.53 GB on my hard drive and
129.65 on my partition (G). I do not want it partitioned. Any help.
Thank you.
 
Charlie said:
Some how I partitioned my hard drive. I have 19.53 GB on my hard drive and
129.65 on my partition (G). I do not want it partitioned. Any help.
Thank you.

This is actually a very good partition layout. It allows you
to have Windows and your OS on drive C: and your data
on a data drive.

If you insist on having everything on a single partition then
you have to use a partition manager such as Acronis
Disk Director. Make sure to back up your important
files first!
 
This is actually a very good partition layout. It allows you
to have Windows and your OS on drive C:

What's the difference between "Windows" and the "OS"?

Could the OP have Windows on one partition and the OS on another?

I'm curious ;->
 
Uncle Grumpy said:
What's the difference between "Windows" and the "OS"?

Could the OP have Windows on one partition and the OS on another?

I'm curious ;->

Slip of the tongue. It should read "...have Windows and your
applications on drive C:."
 
A slip of the "tongue" in a text-based forum? That's a neat trick! <eg>
(Do you ever feel that people are ganging up on you for no reason?)


Rob
 
Pegasus (MVP) said:
This is actually a very good partition layout. It allows you
to have Windows and your OS on drive C: and your data
on a data drive.

If you insist on having everything on a single partition then
you have to use a partition manager such as Acronis
Disk Director. Make sure to back up your important
files first!

Yes, all the way around EXCEPT I have "fixed" many systems that were set up
that way and the people or especially the teeners just load programs or data
to what normally is the default "C".
 
Robert Morley said:
A slip of the "tongue" in a text-based forum? That's a neat trick! <eg>
(Do you ever feel that people are ganging up on you for no reason?)

Not at all - that's what peer review is all about! :-)
 

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