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Rick
July 2nd 03, 02:17 AM
My C: drive is running out of space due to many user
files in Documents and Settings. I have LOTS of room on
the D: drive and would like to re-establish the location
of C:\Documents and Settings to D:\Documents and
Settings. How can I do this easily while maintian the
funtionality of all the pointers in the registry?
Donald Link
July 2nd 03, 04:28 AM
Why not just resize the C partition. Partition Magic will do it with not
data destruction.
"Rick" > wrote in message
...
> My C: drive is running out of space due to many user
> files in Documents and Settings. I have LOTS of room on
> the D: drive and would like to re-establish the location
> of C:\Documents and Settings to D:\Documents and
> Settings. How can I do this easily while maintian the
> funtionality of all the pointers in the registry?
Manuel B. Carvalho
July 2nd 03, 07:00 AM
It's a very good idea to keep C as simple as possible. Making it bigger is
not the answer. Use TweakUI to do what you want. Look at this page for
directions http://aumha.org/win5/a/parts.htm
On the left side click DATA PARTITION
"Rick" > wrote in message
...
| My C: drive is running out of space due to many user
| files in Documents and Settings. I have LOTS of room on
| the D: drive and would like to re-establish the location
| of C:\Documents and Settings to D:\Documents and
| Settings. How can I do this easily while maintian the
| funtionality of all the pointers in the registry?
Donald Link
July 3rd 03, 07:09 AM
That is still up for debate. If a person is organized then it matters not
what he does on C. Personally, I like probably many others, like to have a
single partition.
"Manuel B. Carvalho" > wrote in message
...
> It's a very good idea to keep C as simple as possible. Making it bigger
is
> not the answer. Use TweakUI to do what you want. Look at this page for
> directions http://aumha.org/win5/a/parts.htm
> On the left side click DATA PARTITION
>
> "Rick" > wrote in message
> ...
> | My C: drive is running out of space due to many user
> | files in Documents and Settings. I have LOTS of room on
> | the D: drive and would like to re-establish the location
> | of C:\Documents and Settings to D:\Documents and
> | Settings. How can I do this easily while maintian the
> | funtionality of all the pointers in the registry?
>
>
Manuel B. Carvalho
July 5th 03, 05:57 AM
It's fine to debate Donald but why ignore facts. You offer no reason -
organization is not a reason -why you like one large partition. The article
I posted offers many as to why one partition is not desirable. Please read
the article on the link I posted. Then perhaps we can discuss it.
"Donald Link" > wrote in message
...
| That is still up for debate. If a person is organized then it matters not
| what he does on C. Personally, I like probably many others, like to have
a
| single partition.
|
|
|
| "Manuel B. Carvalho" > wrote in message
| ...
| > It's a very good idea to keep C as simple as possible. Making it bigger
| is
| > not the answer. Use TweakUI to do what you want. Look at this page for
| > directions http://aumha.org/win5/a/parts.htm
| > On the left side click DATA PARTITION
| >
| > "Rick" > wrote in message
| > ...
| > | My C: drive is running out of space due to many user
| > | files in Documents and Settings. I have LOTS of room on
| > | the D: drive and would like to re-establish the location
| > | of C:\Documents and Settings to D:\Documents and
| > | Settings. How can I do this easily while maintian the
| > | funtionality of all the pointers in the registry?
| >
| >
|
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