i am trying to free up some space on my computer
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yes. you should stay with one. MS Office Pro has all the features that a normal user needs, there is no point keeping the other at the same time.
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Usually no, these files are small.  Do a search for large files on the disk to find out what is taking up the space.
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Whoever installed windows on your machine enabled "Disk compression" to save space while installing is my guess on what happened. To disable: open "my computer" right click on your "C:" drive, click on properties at the bottom you should see 2 check boxes and one of them says "compress drive to save disk space" take the check out of the box. It will take a while for the process to finish, but that should do it. restart the machine and try to reinstall
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you can use WinRar, a good compressing program, you can download it from here
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that means you don't have any more room on your hard drive. try buying an external hard drive or burning some files to dvds/cds. that should help.
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not enough memory, possible virus, malware, and spy-ware, and old registry's may need to be deleted
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Try https://www.streamload.com they give you a big file storage space for free.\n\nIf you need help using it, just contact me.
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try "www.filelodge.com"\n\nfree 500M space, i've been using it for awhile, works pretty darn good!\n\ngood luck!!!
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The hard disk space is where the files are saved not RAM
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Maybe your free space on your hard disk isn't sufficent...
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you need some more space on your pc are you need to delete something to make room it will run good if you do.
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use it to store stuff like nusic, text flies, move your games on it, stuff you have saved, then it will free up space on c drive
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open "my computer" and right clink on the C drive, thats how u see if it's full or not. in that window there is also a "free space" button, it erases files u dont need that ur computer generates by it self. if u delete a file its sent to the trash can, if u delete the files from the trash can u cant get them back and they dont affect ur space. if u have a lot of music and u use itunes, u might wanna check if itunes "copied" the songs to the itunes folder, that way u have each song twice and it takes more space. hope i helped
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Left click "My Computer" to open a browser window to view all of your available drives.  Of course your hard drive is usually labelled as "C", but it may have two partitions.  The second partition is usually labelled "D".  "C" and "D" will be on the same drive but appear to be seperate.  I will get to why I mention this later.\n\nOnce in "My Computer" you can put your pointer over the drive that you want information on.  Without doing anything else, it should give you some basic information on the drive/partition; free space and total size.  If you want more details just right click and select "Properties".  This will give you a graphic representation of your available and total space on your drive. \n\nYou have a few options if you don't have any free space.  You can do a "Disk Cleanup".  Do this by clicking "Disk Cleanup" in the window you opened in the previous step or go to Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Disk Cleanup.  This will find all temporary files, files in your recycle bin and various other files that you may not need anymore.  When it has run, it will give you a list of all of these files and how much space that they will free up if deleted.  Select the ones that you wish to delete and Finish.  Note that you should do this periodically as part of your regular PC maintanance.\n\nAnother option is to go through your computer and manually delete files and programs you don't need anymore.  You may delete something that you need if you are not careful though.  Deleting files is easy.  Right click and Delete or drag them to the Recycle bin.  To remove programs go to Start, Settings, Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs.  Once the program list pops up select to Remove the programs you want ot get rid of and follow the prompts.\n\nIf you have a lot of files that are taking up space, but don't want to get rid of them, move them to another storage media.  Put them on an external drive, or save them to disk.  You can even save them to the D drive if you have space there.  I like to save everything from my projects and working folders onto my D drive.  That way I know where my files are and they don't take up program space on my C drive
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defragment your hard drive \nremove unwanted or unnecessary files
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Look at your startup\n\ntype msconfig into Start-->Run. This prog will give a list of all the programs that are running with your computer. Disable whatever you don't need.\n\nDelete programs you don't need (these will take up room)\nMake sure you have enough hard-disk space (several gigs free is good)\nRun your virus scanner / spyware scanner. Viruses and spyware can really slow your computer down
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in windows explorer, right click on the C: drive <properties> see how much diskspace is left, do disk cleanup.  If that doesn't free up space use explorer to find out files you no longer need.  You might also go to control panel and delete programs you no longer need.