What is a good way to organize all of those computer CDs that we should save...?
368032
You could use a binder book that holds like 200 CDs. They have them at most department and electronic stores. Very good way to store large amounts of disks. There are also small ones that hold 24 disks. You can make the little book one just for the important disks.\nIf you are REALLY organized, there is this:\nhttp://www.qvc.com/asp/frameset.asp?nest=%2Fasp%2FIsItemNumberRedirect.asp&search=SQ&frames=y&referrer=QVC&CLASSLEVEL=&cm_re=PAGE-_-SEARCH-_-SEARCH&txtDesc=cd+organizer&SearchClass=&search.x=11&search.y=15&search=submit
100847
Data.\n\nPrograms, you must be having copies of it on the Cds. Its the data that you cannot get, in case you loose it.\n\nCheck your 'My Documents" folder, copy the contents. Also, if you must, the Emails, that is if you are using an email client like MS Outlook. Create an archive or just find through windows find feature the file with extension pst. It should be a big one. Also the address book of your email client.\n\nThe rest you would know better.
65768
Get a jump drive. You can put files on it an move it to the other computer. Or you could burn a blank file cd and put all your files on it. Those worked great when i got a new computer. This is the quick and easy way.
242521
you can burn it to dvd, it will fit about 8 cds :)
79443
How do you mean clean?  If you mean data wise, then boot from your windows CD and do a low level Format, but you will lose all data on that drive.  If you mean dust, then use a can of compressed air.
891932
Well you have a fairly complete list but here are a couple I thought of.\n\nExternal Hard Drive\nExternal CD/DVD Burner\n\nHope this helps!
1012646
simply use windows explorer and copy the files from the cd to the hard drive in any location or folder
310703
If your computer has a CD burner, make a CD of the music. Make sure that you make a data CD, not a music CD. data CDs can carry up to 800 MB of music (usually) while music CDs hold a maximum of 20 (if you're lucky).\nOtherwise MP3 players or flash drives are a good choice too.
483182
leo girl had the right idea but if your not very computer knowledgable then u mite not find it. if you have windows XP then its easy just go to start menu, all programs, accesories, system tools, then system restore. once inside you must go to a day highlighted in bold numbers. u can go right back to when you first got the computer. it will keep all your saved documents like music etc but delete anything else. if you dont have XP then you must reformat the hard drive and it should be done by an expert so you can tell him which files you would wish to keep because it can go badly wrong and u may end up paying more for it to be fixed.\n\nJosh
287528
Cd Cleaner? usually it invloves more then a program? you may be able to get one with a small shipping fee though I would check out ebay
60593
go to start, accessories, system tools, disk cleanup.\n\nI also like the program crap cleaner to clean the harddrive. you can find it at filehippo.com. \nAlso to backup your harddrive, you need a dvdrw drive or an external hard drive or cdrw drive to copy your files to another storage space. i recommend the dvds or another hard drive because you'll need a lot of cds! then just burn your files like you would a music cd/dvd.
706424
you can use partition Logic,Partition Logic is a free hard disk partitioning and data management tool.  It can create, delete, format, defragment, resize, and move partitions,there is a floppy and a Cd version \n\nhttp://partitionlogic.org.uk/download/index.html
495516
get bitcomet and download the cds then use daemon tools and mount the disks and install it using ur cd key.\n\nif you need more help email me at:\nchaossavage@gmail.com\nand ill give u a step-by-step guide on how to do this
263494
http://www.virtualcd-online.com/\nThis might help you
262710
You can make one yourself using a DVD (a CD doesn't have enough space).  If you are running XP, just go Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Backup.  Just follow the directions from there.
288506
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.
200101
Using a program such as Partition Magic you can accomplish your goal. Bad news though, Many times people lose all their data when attempting to do what you are talking about.  Partition Magic if used correctly will not do that.  Using this program if you are not computer saavy could be a disaster.  A computer shop should be able to do it for you at a cost of 25 to 50 dollars.\n\nPerhaps you should just tranfer most of your files and programs to the D: drive.\n\nHave a Great Day