Storage space

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I would get a new larger hard drive. They are inexpensive, and most come with software to
clone your old hard drive, making the transition quick and painless. Then space will not
be a problem. Or, you could get an external hard drive, and move all of your multimedia
and data files to that drive.
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"Tom B." <TomB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I only have about 1.5 G of storage left on my hard drive. Could someone
> please inform me of the various options I would have to increase my storage
> space? (i.e internal, external, etc...) I'd like to get back up to about
> 10-20G. Thahks.

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Without knowing what programs you have installed on your computer, I suggest that you start by removing programs that are not needed or used. Games are the most notorious for losing and taking up space.

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"Tom B." <TomB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:22EA95D1-7C51-48D1-AF86-CB0C434875E5@microsoft.com...
>I only have about 1.5 G of storage left on my hard drive. Could someone
> please inform me of the various options I would have to increase my storage
> space? (i.e internal, external, etc...) I'd like to get back up to about
> 10-20G. Thahks.

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Most of my space is taken up by music and some music videos, which I won't be
deleting. I use all the software on my system and don't play games. I want to
ADD storage space. Just wondering what my options are. Thanks.

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

> Without knowing what programs you have installed on your computer, I suggest that you start by removing programs that are not needed or used. Games are the most notorious for losing and taking up space.
>
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> "Tom B." <TomB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:22EA95D1-7C51-48D1-AF86-CB0C434875E5@microsoft.com...
> >I only have about 1.5 G of storage left on my hard drive. Could someone
> > please inform me of the various options I would have to increase my storage
> > space? (i.e internal, external, etc...) I'd like to get back up to about
> > 10-20G. Thahks.
>

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There are a number of just storage options.
a. Burn the files you want to save to a DVD or CD and then delete them
from your hard drive.
b. Add a second internal hard drive.
c. Add a USB 2.0 or Firewire external hard drive.
d, Use a USB 2.0 flash drive in 1, 2, etc Gb size.

If you can, I would recommend adding a second internal hard drive. You
could use it for both storage and to install programs.
If you add an external USB/Firewire drive, you could create a partition on
it to store your system images. Best to store the system images outside
your computer and a external drive is faster than savings the images on DVD
or CD.

Don

"Tom B." <TomB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Most of my space is taken up by music and some music videos, which I won't
> be
> deleting. I use all the software on my system and don't play games. I want
> to
> ADD storage space. Just wondering what my options are. Thanks.
>
> "Peter Foldes" wrote:
>
>> Without knowing what programs you have installed on your computer, I
>> suggest that you start by removing programs that are not needed or used.
>> Games are the most notorious for losing and taking up space.
>>
>> --
>> Peter
>>
>> Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
>> Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
>>
>> "Tom B." <TomB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:22EA95D1-7C51-48D1-AF86-CB0C434875E5@microsoft.com...
>> >I only have about 1.5 G of storage left on my hard drive. Could someone
>> > please inform me of the various options I would have to increase my
>> > storage
>> > space? (i.e internal, external, etc...) I'd like to get back up to
>> > about
>> > 10-20G. Thahks.
>>

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Without knowing what's available for external connection purposes and
version IE USB 1.1 vs USB 2.0 firewire is similar, your current hard drive
capacity, or its bios hard drive capacity IE 28 vs 48 bit, and internal
available connections, its impossible to suggest anything appropriate. Cuz
I don't know what is appropriate. You won't tell me.

"Tom B." <TomB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:22EA95D1-7C51-48D1-AF86-CB0C434875E5@microsoft.com...
> I only have about 1.5 G of storage left on my hard drive. Could someone
> please inform me of the various options I would have to increase my
storage
> space? (i.e internal, external, etc...) I'd like to get back up to about
> 10-20G. Thahks.

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I will do that. Thank you for the advice. TB

"t.cruise" wrote:

> I would get a new larger hard drive. They are inexpensive, and most come with software to
> clone your old hard drive, making the transition quick and painless. Then space will not
> be a problem. Or, you could get an external hard drive, and move all of your multimedia
> and data files to that drive.
> --
>
> T.C.
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> "Tom B." <TomB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:22EA95D1-7C51-48D1-AF86-CB0C434875E5@microsoft.com...
> > I only have about 1.5 G of storage left on my hard drive. Could someone
> > please inform me of the various options I would have to increase my storage
> > space? (i.e internal, external, etc...) I'd like to get back up to about
> > 10-20G. Thahks.
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