Hi,
I bought a new SONY VAIO VGN – NW130J laptop yesterday. As it contained only one harddrive C:\, i wanted to partition it. So, i had it partioned it using the Computer management->Disk management and choose the shrink volume. I splitted them into 4 harddrives. And it went perfectly. But, the windows vista home premium x64 updated and wanted to restart. When i did so, it ended up saying “BOOTMANAGER missing. press ctrl+alt+del to restart.” So, i had to restore it. After restoring them, C:\ had space of 30GB and its full. It’s asking me to clear some files. It had supposedly 147GB before restoring it. Now the 147GB harddrive is I:\. What should i do? And i cannot clear up the Hibernation File Cleaner too. Changed it various options from sleep to Do nothing. Thanks for your help.
My laptop specs:
Windows Vista Home Premium x64.
Intel Core2 duo.
4GB DDR2.
ATI Radeon 512MB.
320GB Harddisk.
5 Harddrives.
I bought a new SONY VAIO VGN – NW130J laptop yesterday. As it contained only one harddrive C:\, i wanted to partition it. So, i had it partioned it using the Computer management->Disk management and choose the shrink volume. I splitted them into 4 harddrives. And it went perfectly. But, the windows vista home premium x64 updated and wanted to restart. When i did so, it ended up saying “BOOTMANAGER missing. press ctrl+alt+del to restart.” So, i had to restore it. After restoring them, C:\ had space of 30GB and its full. It’s asking me to clear some files. It had supposedly 147GB before restoring it. Now the 147GB harddrive is I:\. What should i do? And i cannot clear up the Hibernation File Cleaner too. Changed it various options from sleep to Do nothing. Thanks for your help.
My laptop specs:
Windows Vista Home Premium x64.
Intel Core2 duo.
4GB DDR2.
ATI Radeon 512MB.
320GB Harddisk.
5 Harddrives.