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Windows 7: how too add more space to cdrive

13 Oct 2011   #1

win 7 ultimate 32 bit
 
 
how too add more space to cdrive

ive got c drive with 37.2 gb and thats on disk 0
and ive got a f drive with 37.2gb and thats on disk 1

my question is how do i add the momory from drive f to c drive? is it possible even though they are not on the same disk?
ive tryed computer/ manage that didnt work when trying to extend volume and ive tryed partion wizard and that doesnt seem to work with merge or anything?

is there anything else i can do as when i install my programs the cdrive gets full..

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13 Oct 2011   #2

Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-Bit
Peterborough, England
 
 

Please post a screenshot of your expanded disk management layout.

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13 Oct 2011   #3

win 7 ultimate 32 bit
 
 

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14 Oct 2011   #4

Microsoft Windows 8 Professional
 
 

How about going to the store and buy a disk made in the last 10 years? Then you get a lot of space.
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14 Oct 2011   #5

Windows 7 SP1, Home Premium, 64-bit
 
 

You can't enlarge C to a larger size.

You can either buy another larger disc or delete things from your current disc.

Consider uninstalling programs you don't use.

You might try Disc Cleanup or CCleaner. They might gain you some space. But your real problem is having antique 40 GB drives to start with.
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