how do i make room on my hard drive?
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delete stuff you dont use. goto the control panel then add/remove programs and delete what you dont use. also try backing up pics and music on a dvd disc. also you can get another hard drive(turn it into a slave drive). goto newegg.com you can get a 200gb hdd for $100 or so
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PM me i can hekp you\n\ninstal qtpartision magic\n\nright click on the drive shown on the top which you want to be smaller\n\nthen give more space to the partision you wanna have more space\n\nnote:\nyour partisions must be close to eachother
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Maybe your free space on your hard disk isn't sufficent...
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my computer \nfind your C: or other drive\nright click properties .. \n\nthis will tell you how much space you have
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You'll need a disk management program that is capable of repartitioning the drive on-the-fly. PartitionMagic from Symantec is one such product, but there are many others.
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if you're talking about hard drive memory:\n\nclick on "My Computer" (either in start menu or on desktop), RIGHT click on your hard drive, usually labeled as C: unless you have multiple drives...in the pop up window, select "properties" and it should pop right up
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I need more info to answer this question for you.\n\nAre you referring to hard disk space?
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You will run out of room in about 2 years. Get a 120G or higher now. \n\nI have over 2500 MP3's and tons of programs on my 120G, and it's just over half full.\n\nDon't forget to make frequent backup's of all your stuff. Hard drives do crash. \n\nI've created a folder just for stuff I want to keep. Every month my stuff (Outlook info, address book, etc.) gets backed-up to this folder. Every six months I burn this folder to several DVD-RW's. I use RW's so I can rotate them.
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Anything you could do with a 256 mb hard drive.  Store files, use it for backup, whatever.  Just plug it in and it will appear on "my computer" as a removeable disk.  Just be careful to not unplug it when it's reading or writing data.  Most of them will have a light that will flash when it's being accessed.
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Have you checked if there is enough space on the laptop to fit the files you are trying to move?\n\n///
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Space on hard drives is not memory, it is physically on a platter. You might have another partition that you don't know about, can't see. Try a partition managment software (look on download.com to find some free downloads.) If not, I would reformat the drive.
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you should be able to, as long as there is space for another hard drive in there, It should be a piece of cake!\n\nBE SURE TO UNPLUG YOUR COMPUTER FIRST!\n\nassuming you have IDE (grey cables) not sata\n\non the "Slave" hard drive the hd your going to be putting in for extra space should be set to slave. The jumpers in the back of the hard drive should have a small letter next to it like S or M or C you want S\n\nnow the current hard drive you have in there you will need to set the jumpers to master or M.\n\nWhen you connect the ribbon you will connect one end to the mother board, usually blue, and the other end to the master, the middle connector chouls go to the slave.\n\nfinaly plug in the power\n\n\n\nif you have SATA (red cables) just plug in your new hard drive mount it to the tower plug in the power and thats it.
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if you want disk space, you need a larger hard drive... memory is not space.
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I'm assuming you have Microsoft Windows.  I hope you do, becuase I don't know much about other operating systems.  A backup will not free up space on your hard drive.  To do that, you should try, first of all, to defragment your hard drive.  You should also do this at regular intervals, once every other month or so.  \nTo defragment your hard drive, go to the start menu.  In XP, open "All Programs", then "Accessories". Go to "System Tools", and click on "Disk Defragmentor".  This will open a window.  Select the drive you want to defragment (there should be only one, unless you have more than one drive, or have an external device).  Click "Analyze".  This will cause the program to read the files on your hard drive.  \nMany times when you save files on your hard drive, they will not all be saved on the same track on your hard drive (kind of like tracks on a CD, if that helps you understand).  The disk defragmentor moves the physical files on your harddrive so that they are continuous.  This doesn't change file names or anything like that, just their physical location on the disk.  This helps the hard drive perform faster, since it doesn't have to look as hard for each file.  \nAfter the defragment program has run (it may take a while), go back to the "System Tools" and click on "Disk Cleanup".  This is going to take a long time, whether your computer is usually fast or not.  Just follow the directions.  It will scan your files on you drive.  It will compress old files, or ones that aren't used very often, and delete temporary files.  Those are usually like files that websites use to keep track of you, cookies, etc.  For example, Yahoo! uses cookies to keep track of your preferences, like what color you want, things like that.  You don't really need these files.  In older Windows operating systems, the procedures are basically the same.
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You would need to buy a hard drive caddy, similar to this.\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/USB-2-0-HDD-HARD-DISK-DRIVE-CADDY-CASE-ENCLOSURE-PC-MAC_W0QQitemZ8805071844QQcategoryZ96894QQtcZphotoQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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the easiest way would be to use 3d party partitioning software, for example disk director. all you need is to install it, and choose what you want to do with the partitions, then follow the wizard:\nhttp://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/diskdirector/
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Check how much storage space you have