At 11:18 PM 5/11/2014, you wrote:
On 5/11/14, 11:01 PM, Winterlight wrote:
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>> Defrag the drive and look to see if any data is way out near the end.
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> Your right... it is a few unmovable files at the end of the drive
> that is causing the problem I discovered that initially..the unmovable
On 5/11/14, 11:01 PM, Winterlight wrote:
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>> Defrag the drive and look to see if any data is way out near the end.
>
> Your right... it is a few unmovable files at the end of the drive
> that is causing the problem I discovered that initially..the unmovable
> pagefile was there at the end so I
Defrag the drive and look to see if any data is way out near the end.
Your right... it is a few unmovable files at the end of the drive
that is causing the problem I discovered that initially..the
unmovable pagefile was there at the end so I turned the page file
off and rebooted. But th
Hi,
Two suggestions.
Defrag the drive and look to see if any data is way out near the end.
Second, use an Ubuntu live CD, and use Gparted to do the shrink.
-Harry
On 5/11/14, 9:11 PM, Winterlight wrote:
> I am working on a HP Pavilion. It has a 550GB hard drive and there is
> nothing unusual a
I am working on a HP Pavilion. It has a 550GB hard drive and there is
nothing unusual about the Win 7 Home Premium setup. It has a 195 MB
boot drive = C. The Win 7 D drive with about 450 GB on it ...the user
only is using 175GB of that D drive... a HP recovery drive of 24GB
and the HP utility d