How to move Docement and setting from C drive to D Drive ?
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right click on My Documents (on your desktop) then, click On Move Button, and then enter your target.
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if you're running windows, goto my computer, right click and goto Manage, in the console that opens up goto disk managment, and rename the drive you want to, by right clicking on the drive you wish to change and using the "Change drive letter and paths" option in the popup menu that opens up.
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Yes, for one--a lot of programs installed are configured to load from C:drive. If you change this, they will not be able to operate. \nAlso, your d:drive is probably not configured with as much space as c:drive was. So this is not a good idea. \n\nIf you want to store some things on d:drive, I would not suggest making this a habit. \n\nAlso, when you defrag drive c: it is not going to do drive d:\n\nThere are many reasons that this would not be good.
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Goto: control panel --> Administrative tools --> Computer management\n\nThen goto: disk management, right-click the drives you want to change, and change them.
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First go to start menu, then all programs, then Accessories, then Command Prompt.\nNow Type "Convert C: /FS:NTFS" (Without the Inverted Comma).\nYou can change the drive letter from C to anyone.\nBut I Recommend you not to convert your files. It'll slow down your system.\nTry to move all files from one Drive to another, then format the Drive, and then move the files to the Formatted Drive.\nTo Format a drive, right click it and click format, then choose NTFS as file system.
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Changing internal hard drives is pretty simple.\n\n>>I'd suggest you visit one of the links referenced below and read it carefully before you attempt anything. <<\n\nVisit your PC manufacturer's site for instructions on how to open your case and physically remove the hard disk\n\nIn short , to replace a hard drive,\n\nUnplug and disconnect all cables going to your CPU, ground yourself or use an antistatic wrist strap to be safe.\nOpen up your case, trace the cables going from the motherboard to your harddrive and unplug them.\nUnscrew the exisiting harddrive from its bay and remove it.\nPut the new drive into the drive bay and secure it using the mounting screws. Re connect all cables that you disconnected inside the case. Close case, then reconnect all external cables. and you are all set.\n\nMind you, identifying the C vs D is more complicated. Depends whether your disk is partitioned. \n\nIf you only have single partition on a disk, then it is usually drive C. \n\nIf you have multiple hard drives with single partitions, then the disk connected to your primary IDE controller is generally drive C.\n\nIf you have multiple internal partitions and only a single physical drive inside your PC, then your drive C , D and any others are all logical seperations inside the same disk unit.
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Try adding double quote characters around the entire path. i.e.: path to 'my directory' from the C drive = "C:&#92;my directory&#92;"\n\nnote the quotes!
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the same way as you do it for an internal HD. go to My Computer, right click the drive and select Format.
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You do realize that if you do this, you will loose all the data on the drive AND the operating system if you perform it on the boot (C:) drive.\n\nOkay, you've been warned, whatever drive you want type in format c: (or whatever drive letter you want).\n\nThat's the simple way, a lot more commands are located here, http://www.computerhope.com/formathl.htm#01
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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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right click "My computer" -> select "Manage" -> "Disk Management" -> locate your usb hard drive -> right click it and choose "Change drive letter and paths".\n\nThis should help
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you cannot partition your "C" drive if it is the current drive being used to run your computer. burn download to CD and Boot up on the CD and run disk partition, disk manager to set up drive as you want
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Do not delete the C drive. Use this drive to store files.\n\nIf you want you can reinstall XP, but that is a different situation.
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go to MS dos mode (not MS dos prompt-go to the real thing). Now insert a cd having installation of windows, and install it, BUT ON D DRIVE. After this is done, give the following commands:-\nd:\nformat c:\n\nI think that should do the trick
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Step by step directions....Right click on start. Click open. Open the drop down menu to the C drive and continue until you find the file you want to transfer.\n\nRight click on start again. Click open. This will create a seperate window. Open the drop down menu to the F drive. Continue until you find what folder you want to put the file in.\n\nIn the first window right click on the file you want to move. click Cut. Then in the second window right click. click Paste. The file should appear under the F drive. Repeat the Cut and Paste process until all desired files are moved.
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I guess you have windows xp box.\n\n1-Open control panel -> Administrative tool -> Computer management\n2-Choose Disk Management on the left tree menu.\n3-Choose Drive C on the right list and Remove C label and add some other label you want\n4-Do the same for your cd drive
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goto settings\n\nadministrative tools\n\ncomputer management\n\ndisk management under storage then select ur drive right clik select change drive letter and follow instructions