Calling all Computer experts- need a hand - Page 2

broknlgs24 · #11 09-28-2005, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by MiCkEy

burn all your porn on a dvd disk and delete from your computer once done. There you go..lots of free space.

so true. invest in an external hard drive.

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yjansen · #12 09-28-2005, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by UncleTito

What you should do is go into the Control Panel and uninstall the programs that you don't use anymore. Don't just go to the C: drive or D: drive and delete the folders. You want to uninstall them (by way of Control Panel > Add and Remove Programs and select program to uninstall).

I did not tell him to delete just any files in there. I was suggesting to delete those of UNinstalled applications that were not automatically removed by Windows. It happens a lot and those take up quite some space, especially save file from graphic softwares, games, etc.

JV · #13 09-28-2005, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by MiCkEy

burn all your porn on a dvd disk and delete from your computer once done. There you go..lots of free space.

Already wayyyy ahead of you, Mick!

carlos3679 · #14 09-28-2005, 05:10 PM

Press CTRL+ALT and F23 to see what happens

JV · #15 09-28-2005, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by carlos3679

Press CTRL+ALT and F23 to see what happens

I already know what happens- Bill Gates sends $50 to me and every one of my relatives.

carlos3679 · #16 09-28-2005, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by JVZ104

I already know what happens- Bill Gates sends $50 to me and every one of my relatives.

LMMFAO!!!!!!,
it's so funny when people actually believe those e-mails

DanDE · #17 09-28-2005, 08:10 PM

JV,

Buy a new large hard drive and Norton Ghost.

Make a drive image of your existing drive (the specifics are in the instructions) onto the new larger drive. Boot up on the new drive and you are up and running as if nothing happened except you've got a larger drive (you can even put the old smaller one in as a second drive, and reformat it to clean it up as everything you had will already be on the new larger Ghosted drive).

It's easy.

Hope that helps.

Dan

motordavid · #18 09-28-2005, 08:11 PM

OT...

Yo, Dan!
Good to read you...where the hell you been?

I thought maybe you hit the lotto and didn't even come around to rub it in, Lol!
BR,md

JV · #19 09-28-2005, 08:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DanDE

JV,

Buy a new large hard drive and Norton Ghost.

Make a drive image of your existing drive (the specifics are in the instructions) onto the new larger drive. Boot up on the new drive and you are up and running as if nothing happened except you've got a larger drive (you can even put the old smaller one in as a second drive, and reformat it to clean it up as everything you had will already be on the new larger Ghosted drive).

It's easy.

Hope that helps.

Dan

Gracias, amigo! I think 15G is just wayyy too small for a hard drive for my usage. Good to see you back on X5World!

JV

DanDE · #20 09-28-2005, 08:31 PM

Thanks guys.

Wish I hit the lotto! I think I gave up golf and posting for the summer. Always read Kev's FF though.

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