Advice needed re C/:Program Files & C/:Program Filesx86 folders
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rogram Files folder because the same programs (in 32bit) are also in my C/: Program Filesx86 folder. For example the C/
and this drive also contains my not so essential software programs, games etc. The 2nd 1TB Hdd is partioned into Storage Disk E/: (which I use to store all my video editing files), and Backup Disk F/: which, as the name implies, I keep my Windows Backup and System Image files.