Laptop Drives

Hello Group
I have a Acer laptop which I don't use much (iTunes mainly).
Drive C is nearly full - Drive D which is marked data is empty.
If and when I download a video I transfer it via a usb device to my computer
and delete the original download.
What's on drive C is basically what came with the laptop apart from iTunes
of course.
What happens when C is full ? will it automatically start using D or will I
have to do something.
Thank You
John

On 06 Sep 2010, "Urlay Nook" <> wrote in
microsoft.public.windows.vista.general:

> What happens when C is full ? will it automatically start using D
> or will I have to do something.

You will have to do something, nothing will happen automatically. I
suggest moving your iTunes Library over there, since it sounds like
that what most of your data is.

Thanks for the reply.
I do what you suggest.
John

"Nil" <> wrote in message
news:Xns9DEBA169669A9nilch1@130.133.4.11...
> On 06 Sep 2010, "Urlay Nook" <> wrote in
> microsoft.public.windows.vista.general:
>
>> What happens when C is full ? will it automatically start using D
>> or will I have to do something.
>
> You will have to do something, nothing will happen automatically. I
> suggest moving your iTunes Library over there, since it sounds like
> that what most of your data is.

On Mon, 6 Sep 2010 20:44:48 +0100, Urlay Nook wrote:

> Hello Group
> I have a Acer laptop which I don't use much (iTunes mainly).
> Drive C is nearly full - Drive D which is marked data is empty.
> If and when I download a video I transfer it via a usb device to my computer
> and delete the original download.
> What's on drive C is basically what came with the laptop apart from iTunes
> of course.
> What happens when C is full ? will it automatically start using D or will I
> have to do something.
> Thank You
> John

Ignore the post by the troll who calls himself Ibrahim Al-Qassam.

--
Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)

The D Drive is probably used for the backup recovery partition for your
Acer, and you should not try to copy any data to it. I would suggest using
an external USB drive to backup your music, pictures, and other files.
Paul