Transfer D: Data to C:?

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Is there any way in which I can transfer data from drive D: to C:? My
drive D: only has like 3% space and my drive C: has 97%. Thank You
 
roadrulesj said:
Is there any way in which I can transfer data from drive D: to C:?
My drive D: only has like 3% space and my drive C: has 97%.
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Just data? (Documents, Pictures, etc..?)

Since one can easily assume your D was setup as your "data drive" and your C
is (as with most installations) your system drive - sure - copy your files
to C. Actually - "move" in your case.

However - to be 100% safe - I would personally burn said data (or copy) to
external media such as an external hard disk drive, CD/DVD, another
networked computer. Then I would move said data to the new loaction(s) on
the C drive as needed.

What you have left out is your system specs.. drive configurations(type,
size, number, etc), partitioning, operating system (including patch level)
and amount of data involved - as well as what you consider "data"...
 
roadrulesj said:
Is there any way in which I can transfer data from drive D: to C:? My
drive D: only has like 3% space and my drive C: has 97%. Thank You
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You cannot be seriously asking such a basic question, can you?

If you are not a troll, but are seriously asking help for such a trivial
matter, please
post back and explain exactly what you mean.

Bobby
 
Im really sorry im new to this. Well I meant things like "Document and
Settings", "Program Archives". and "WINDOWS".
 
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