So, when I ordered my computer I saw that I'd have 1TB of storage. I see that the default area where things are installed (C:\) only consists of 149 GB total, while the Data (D:\) drive has a total of 780 GB. I'd like to move some files over there, but I'm not sure what I should do. I would also like to know, is there any way to transfer GB from D: to C:?
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The thread discusses managing storage space on a Windows computer, with the original poster asking about moving files to the D: drive and transferring space from D: to C:. A responder suggests resizing partitions with GParted and advises that most installed programs should remain on the C: drive, while personal data can be moved to D:. The conversation concludes with guidance on safely relocating personal folders rather than system directories like Program Files.
The thread discusses managing storage space on a Windows computer, with the original poster asking about moving files to the D: drive and transferring space from D: to C:. A responder suggests resizing partitions with GParted and advises that most installed programs should remain on the C: drive, while personal data can be moved to D:. The conversation concludes with guidance on safely relocating personal folders rather than system directories like Program Files.
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nmsuk
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You could use G parted to resize the partitions, but why when you can just change where things gets installed via the installers when you install apps. As an example my system drive is 120GB and contains only windows, all apps and games are insttalled though to my 1TB D: drive.
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