would like most of my programs on second drive


  1. fastdrive
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    would like most of my programs on second drive


    i would like most of my programs on second drive (drive d) but when i try to install office, printer etc it don't give me an option. what have i done wrong?
    thanks
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  3. MilesAhead
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    It would make it easier if you filled in system specs. Click on USER CP then on that page on left under Your Control Panel column click on Edit System Spec.

    Also if you could post a screen shot of your Disk Management display with the window maximized it may tell us something. To get to Disk Management just type it in the Start Menu Search box.
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