I Want to create a shortcut to Disk Management
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right click on file create short cut
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Here is the solution:\n\n1.Open My Computer.\n2.Right-click on the HDD and select properties.
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There isn't a straight shortcut for it, but you can use Alt-F to bring up the File menu, then "A" for Save As...\n\nSo: Alt-F, A
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Go to start menu\nAll programs\nAccessories\nSystem Tools\nDisk Defragment\n..............than defrag your drives first of all\nThan click on start\nrun\nwrite chkdsk and run it\n...........hopefully you will be fine after these 2 hours job !! Goodluck
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download a copy of partition magic 7.0. it is a 2 floppy program that will let you format, resize your partitions, convert, and create. it works from dead boot and has a mouse active GUI. best and easiest product for disk management.
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format the drive in which u store the operating system \ndont forget to back up ur essential files and music ok if u have a prob im me
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go here and type "file manager" into the search form.\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/sbiz/
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Open an MS DOS window and run fdisk(just type fdisk in the MS DOS WINDOW) and there is an option in fdisk that allows you 2 view drive partitions!\n\nHope this helps!
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Just open my computer and the control panel is in there then right click and hit create shortcut to desktop
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Go to Start -> All programs -> Administrative tools -> Computer management.\nChoose Disk management from the folder tree on the left... it will show all hard disks on the right side. Right click your mouse on the drive and choose "Change drive letter and path"\n\nIf you do not see Administrative tools... do this:\nRight click on the Start button... click on properties... click on start menu tab on top... choose the first option "Start menu"... click on customize...click on advanced tab on top... scroll down the list and choose "System administrative tools...Display on all programs menu".
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Go to start> control panel> folder option
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I don't know if this is exactly what you are looking for but it is a tiny program called Treesize that shows you a graphic representation of which directories and folders are using the most space, http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml if you are looking for a drive cleaner/registry cleaner I will point you towards, CCleaner, http://www.ccleaner.com/ at least some of this should be useful.
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Just click "Empty" in the toolbar next to "bulk"
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click start then help exlains it \n\n on the menu up top click edit and then click select all or keyboard short cut hold down ctrl key and the A at the same time does the same thing note in the edit menu to the right of the select all is ctrl+a those are key board short cuts they are also listed in the help file
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Try this-Startup with the "S" key on your keyboard held down. At the prompt type /sbin/fsck  -fy. If no errors are reported type exit,if errors-type it again until ok. When system fully boots to the finder go to utilities and open disk utility and "repair permissions". If you don't leave your computer on "overnite" you could also do this: Go to "utilities" folder,select terminal.app ; at prompt type sudo sh /etc/monthly. It will ask for your password. Then do the same command,but,substitute the word "monthly" with "weekly" then again substitute"weekly" with "daily"\nNote:"weekly" will take longer to perform,be patient. When done type "exit" and quit "terminal" See,that was easy!
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Ctrl+alt+del. Lock computer.\n\nQuick key shortcut is windows button+L
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Try go to\nRight Click on "My Computer" and select Manage.\nYou will see some nodes in the left, select the "Disk Management" (you must have administrator account to do so) and change the drive letter for your mapped drive into the letter you want.\nLater every time this drive is mapped to that folder\n\nenjoy\n\nEnjoy my profile, I am the VBAXLMan