I'm new to using partitions so bear with me...
i just built a new computer and installed vista on a 16 GB partition because I read that it is a good idea to install your OS on a partition seperate from where you store most of your other data. My C:/ drive is where vista is at and I created a seperate partition which I named F:/ which is where I hope to store data such as games, pictures, videos, programs, ect.
what is the easiest way of going about on changing the drive path or maybe extending the C:/ partition? I tried going into Disk Management and changing the volume path for C: to F:, but windows says i cannot modify the drive of the volume since it is a boot volume and/or has page files.
I also tried extending the partition size of C: but it blurs out the option for that drive. I can get it to copy files to C: AND F:, but my C: partition has less than 500 MB left in it.
Is there any way i could maybe get it to stop storing data in C: and have it store it in F:? If anyone has any suggestions I'd really appreciate it.
i just built a new computer and installed vista on a 16 GB partition because I read that it is a good idea to install your OS on a partition seperate from where you store most of your other data. My C:/ drive is where vista is at and I created a seperate partition which I named F:/ which is where I hope to store data such as games, pictures, videos, programs, ect.
what is the easiest way of going about on changing the drive path or maybe extending the C:/ partition? I tried going into Disk Management and changing the volume path for C: to F:, but windows says i cannot modify the drive of the volume since it is a boot volume and/or has page files.
I also tried extending the partition size of C: but it blurs out the option for that drive. I can get it to copy files to C: AND F:, but my C: partition has less than 500 MB left in it.
Is there any way i could maybe get it to stop storing data in C: and have it store it in F:? If anyone has any suggestions I'd really appreciate it.