No more C: drive space

I have an SSD drive in my PC that is allocated as my C: drive. I don't remember it's exact size right now, but that may not matter b/c it's almost out of room whatever its size!
I also have two other drives: a 1TB SSD drive and a 1 TB HDD which both have lots of room.
I try to install new programs to the other 2 drives, but as you know, even if you do that, stuff still gets put on the C: drive and some programs don't give you the option of installing anywhere but the C: drive.
Is there any way to fix that without deleting programs?
Can I move things off the C?
What other options are available since if the C: gets full, what then?

Thanks! :)

You may be able to gain some space by compression of folders use uncleaner to free some space UnCleaner – The Unnecessary Files Cleaner Solution - Josh Cell Softwares

samuria said:

You may be able to gain some space by compression of folders use uncleaner to free some space UnCleaner – The Unnecessary Files Cleaner Solution - Josh Cell Softwares

I've done a lot of that already; cleaning files, deleting temp folders and files, but it's still jammed packed.
I've got to get stuff off, but I don't know what's an essential Windows file among all that other junks that's on there.

I think that the bigger SSD drive is the only way to go. When I get home tonight I'll follow up with your suggestions and post the results here later.
Thanks

Layback Bear said:

Please complete this tutorial by Golden so we can see what you have.


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Jack

I sent this info and snippet last night, but don't see any evidence of that here anymore. Didn't it get uploaded? But I'll include the screen shot again

Layback Bear said:

What a mess. Never seen such a mess in Disk Management.

Disk 1 has the 'C' partition
Disk 3 has 'System' on Backup partition.
Disk 2 'Reserve' is partition 'K'. I have not idea what it is doing.
Disk 4 is 'Dynamic' for what ever reason.

My suggestion would be to start over. I would suggest a ssd of 120 GB or larger.
Install the ssd you want Windows 7 installed, to port "0" where WD 1 'D' is hooked up now.
Unhook all other drives and do a Clean install.

Then you can hook up the other drives one at a time and set them up properly.
I believe this would be the simplest way to get thing proper.

It would also be handy if we had more information about your system.
Please complete this tutorial by Brink.

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Jack

Cold!!! But maybe true. I built this PC myself and installed the all the drives. I don't know how the drivers were assigned their letters. I did put the C drive in first and installed Win 7, but have no idea how the others were assigned letters.
So I understand correctly, to start over I:
1) unhook all the drives
2) plug the new SSD drive into the connections currently housing the current C drive?;
3) Install Win 7 to that new drive (if so, won't I have to reinstall all programs?);
4) plug in all the other drives?
5) can I then reform what was the C drive so it's just another available drive?