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Old 03-13-2008   #1 (permalink)
CINDY


 
 

DISC DRIVE D

WHEN I BOOT UP MY COMPUTER I ALWAYS GET A MESSAGE SAYING DISC DRIVE D
(RECOVERY)IS FULL AND WOULD I LIKE TO CLEAN UP MY FILES.WHICH I CLICK YES AND
ONLY THING COMES UP IS MY RECYCLE BIN AND THERES NOTHING IN THERE.IS IT
POSSICLE TO CLEAN UP UNECESSARY FILE IS DISC DRIVE D LIKE I CAN DO IN DISC
DRIVE C? PLEASE HELP!

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 03-13-2008   #2 (permalink)
Bob F.


 
 

Re: DISC DRIVE D

First of all would you please turn off your Caps Lock.

Second, have you been putting anything on your D: drive since it was set up.
If so please remove whatever that was. This drive is supposed to be kept
for recovery purposes and needs the space.

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BobF.
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> WHEN I BOOT UP MY COMPUTER I ALWAYS GET A MESSAGE SAYING DISC DRIVE D
> (RECOVERY)IS FULL AND WOULD I LIKE TO CLEAN UP MY FILES.WHICH I CLICK YES
> AND
> ONLY THING COMES UP IS MY RECYCLE BIN AND THERES NOTHING IN THERE.IS IT
> POSSICLE TO CLEAN UP UNECESSARY FILE IS DISC DRIVE D LIKE I CAN DO IN DISC
> DRIVE C? PLEASE HELP!
My System SpecsSystem Spec
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