ok ok so how do i find the size of the other 2 drives?
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you can always right click on any type of drive and pick properties, that displays the size of the drive and the amount of free space
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http://pcsupport.about.com/od/pcmaintenance/a/scandisk.htm
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Yes... go to "My Computer" and click on "Local Disk (C:)"\nNow look down under "Details" at "Free Space"\n(This will be the amount of free space left on your hard drive.)
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if you added more details it would have helped you more.\ntheres a thousand megs in a gig so you should convert the gigs into megs.\nso for eg.if you had 24 megs and 1.5 gigs. you would say\n24 megs + 1500 megs (1.5gigs) = 1524\n\n if you meant you wanted to get more space on your computer you should get a new hard drive or  a removable hard drive\nif 1 gig equals 1024 then: 3 gig wouls be 3 times 1024 = x
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best thing would be to go t seagate's support site, and find out what they say you can do with it
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Go to "my computer" and there you should see your internal one (C:) and all others, could be E:, F:, G: depending on if you have memory cards and such (D: is usually CD/DVD drive)\n\nOpen the external one, and drag your files there.  I hope external drive is hooked up to USB of your computer or whatever you are using.
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If you don't have another operating system installed in the second partition, then the task is quite easy; you simply delete the partition you don't need and the space will be added to the remaining partition as 'free space'\n\nThe other option is to use free partitioning software, such as Acronis: I believe you can use the free trial evaluation for from the following link\n\nhttp://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/diskdirector/
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at the command prompt. type "FORMAT D: /q |y" \n(without the double quote and assuming your 8gb is on drive d)
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right click on start, then click explore\n\nright click on the c drive, then click properties . ..\n\ntechnically that's the storage ..\n\nto see memory, click start, control panel, performance and maintenance, see basic information about my computer
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Start.... My Computer.... C: drive.  Look at the far left column, scroll down to the bottom, and it will tell you how many GB are used and how many are free on your computer.\n\nIf yours is nearly full, then you would want one that has more than you already have.\n\n\nI♥♫→mia☼☺†
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total mess\n\nwith over 10 drives, total mess(not counting virtual drives)\nmy music drive (40 Gb) has 11 GB of music with almos tno folders\nanywere you look, you will find parts of downloads lost files etc\n8 gb files taking space\n\n\n\nTOTAL MESS
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Try this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_disk
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you need enough memory. check your drive under my computer
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Check this\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems
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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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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.
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Your question doesn't have a simple answer; however, if you don't need two computers, the easiest thing to do would be to transplant the HD from the slower machine into the better one.  This way, you'll have both drives available in the same computer, with a minimum of muss 'n fuss :)