Before trying to relocate files/programs, have you tried cleaning out 
unnecessary files from your C drive. Try 
start/programs/accessories/system tools/disk cleanup. Select the type of 
files (particularly temp and temporary internet files) and see how much 
space that frees up. You might want to limit the size of the cache for 
temporary internet files and the size provided for "system restore" 
files. Also empty your  recycle bin.

If you still need more room you can uninstall programs and then 
reinstall them to your D drive.

I hope this helps.

Tom Mayer

laurence grignolo wrote:
> PCSOFT Digest - 13 Nov 2007 to 15 Nov 2007 (#2007-271)I have a pc running XPsp2 with the hard drive partitioned in C (28 Gb size) and D (130Gb size).
> I keep documents, photos and music on D.
> C is currently 3/4 full and I would like to free it up and transfer some of its contents to D.
> In using "explore" C, I have  3.4Gb in Programs, 4.5Gb in Windows, not much in desktop, drivers, games, temp, tmp, but over 7Gb in "documents and settings", over 6.5 of which are in the "all" folder, but the largest folder in that is no more than 34Mb, so I can't understand where the 6.5Gb comes from. If I understood that I could perhaps transfer some of it to D.
> All programs are installed on C, is there any way to have them installed on D?
> I'd like to transfer as much as possible to the larger D.
> Can anyone help?
> TIA,
> Laurence Grignolo
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