partition c drive

so what should i do to solve that booting problem ???

@ignatzatsonic ... sorry abt that ... c drive is 193 gb ... C:\program files or C:\program files (x86) = 10 gb (adobe 5.5, office etc) ... yes had performed both ...

@AddRAM ... ok

It would help if you filled out your system specifications.

What anti-virus are you using?

You say C is 193 occupied.

What was it a week ago? A month ago? A year ago?

I assume Win7 is not booting yet since there is no screenshot posted.

In that case work through the steps for Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Start

@AddRAM ... @ignatzatsonic ... @gregrocker ... sorry for late reply ... was backingup my data ...

just 29 gb is used from c drive (195 gb) ... programms getting slow with "not responding" (for sum mins) ...

my machine is ... i3 processor with 4gb RAM ... seagate 2tb hdd ... Win 7 ultimate ... Avast antivirus ...

have partition my drive as (c = 195gb, d = 450 gb, e = 1.18 tb) ...

if i want to freshly do everything again ie partition drives ... how much & many should i keep it (partition sizes) ???

If you have a single 2 TB drive, I'd probably give 100 to 200 GB to C for Windows and applications and the entire remainder to D for all of your data.

The exceptions might be:

1: if you have an unusually large number of applications or games that you want to put on C, in which case you'd make C larger to accommodate them.

2: if you have very little data and don't anticipate having much more. If all you need for your data is say 200 GB, there's not much point in allowing 1.8 TB for data. But in such a case there's not much point in having a 2 TB drive in the first place.

So, I'm guessing you are like most people---your data requires more space than Windows and your applications.

I'm not sure why you have both D and E now. Why is that?

@ignatzatsonic ... thanx for reply ...

yeah, i do have lotta data (comics, movies,songs,work-files etc) ... was gonna make this 2tb drive for backup only ... bt my old drive (4yrs old) just got corrupted (no spinining) suddenly ...

thanx for your expert advice ... appreciate it a lot ... thanx

bluezz said:

@ignatzatsonic ... thanx for reply ...

yeah, i do have lotta data (comics, movies,songs,work-files etc) ... was gonna make this 2tb drive for backup only ... bt my old drive (4yrs old) just got corrupted (no spinining) suddenly ...

thanx for your expert advice ... appreciate it a lot ... thanx

Again: why do you have both D and E now?

Typically, there's no reason to do that, but you might have an unusual situation?? The most efficient way to store data is to simply use a folder structure on a single partition, barring an over-riding exception to the rule.