Having problems with my hardware

Hi all,i have a problem with my hardware,my friend installed win 7 ultimate on my laptop.Everything is fine i got all the drivers etc.. but one thing is not right,there are 2 hard disks,one is "Local Disk(C)" and the other one Acer(D). In the "Local Disk(C)" is only 13,9gb space and in the other "Acer(D)" 451gb. So the problem is that i cant downoald anything cuz everything i want to download goes to (C) but there are no free space and i dont know how to make it that everything would go to (D) Disk If you know how to help me please comment,Thanks :)

What exactly should i copy? :)

Is the C: drive the one that Windows is installed on? If yes, 13.9GB is very little space and you may want to shrink the D: partition and extend the C: partition down the road.

But for now, I assume that you're talking about downloading files with Internet Explorer - have you tried rightclicking on the download link and selecting "Save As"?

Yes, In a C: is windows.Can you explain how i can 'Give' space(GB's) from D: to C:, is that possible? And for i example i want say: I use Vuze for torrents and i want to download a game and i click "open with Vuze" but when torrent is in Vuze it says "INSUFFICIENT DISK SPACE" ..

Problems said:

Hi all,i have a problem with my hardware,my friend installed win 7 ultimate on my laptop.Everything is fine i got all the drivers etc.. but one thing is not right,there are 2 hard disks,one is "Local Disk(C)" and the other one Acer(D). In the "Local Disk(C)" is only 13,9gb space and in the other "Acer(D)" 451gb. So the problem is that i cant downoald anything cuz everything i want to download goes to (C) but there are no free space and i dont know how to make it that everything would go to (D) Disk If you know how to help me please comment,Thanks :)

What's happened is that your friend has installed Windows to your laptop's recovery partition.

What I would advise you do now is shrink your D drive from the left, and then extend your C drive to take up the result unallocated space.

This tutorial shows you how: https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/93322-partition-wizard-use-bootable-cd-3.html

Shrinking and extending by 100GB should be ample for Windows 7 and your applications.

Your best bet is to download the Partition Wizard ISO and burn it to a blank disc then boot into it to partition your drive.

When you've done that you can exit the program and boot back into Windows.

seavixen32 said:

Problems said:

Hi all,i have a problem with my hardware,my friend installed win 7 ultimate on my laptop.Everything is fine i got all the drivers etc.. but one thing is not right,there are 2 hard disks,one is "Local Disk(C)" and the other one Acer(D). In the "Local Disk(C)" is only 13,9gb space and in the other "Acer(D)" 451gb. So the problem is that i cant downoald anything cuz everything i want to download goes to (C) but there are no free space and i dont know how to make it that everything would go to (D) Disk If you know how to help me please comment,Thanks :)

What's happened is that your friend has installed Windows to your laptop's recovery partition.

What I would advise you do now is shrink your D drive from the left, and then extend your C drive to take up the result unallocated space.

This tutorial shows you how: https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/93322-partition-wizard-use-bootable-cd-3.html

Shrinking and extending by 100GB should be ample for Windows 7 and your applications.

Your best bet is to download the Partition Wizard ISO and burn it to a blank disc then boot into it to partition your drive.

When you've done that you can exit the program and boot back into Windows.

Ok i will do how you say :) thanks

seavixen got you covered (I really keep being late today LOL), but just wanted to add - you can configure your Vuze client to download to the D: drive by default. Then you should be all set. :)

Corazon said:

seavixen got you covered (I really keep being late today LOL), but just wanted to add - you can configure your Vuze client to download to the D: drive by default. Then you should be all set. :)

Better late than never. :)