Recovery d: full

I have read some posts how to fix this but nothing works. I have backe
up my computer to a dvd disc But I need to know (in simple terms please
how to reduce or clear that recovery D: of all the stuff in there as
am fed up of keep getting a message on the monitor that D: drive i
full. I only use the computer for home use and there is plenty of roo
on my C: drive....Help please. :confused

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abelstreet

What is the make and model number of your computer?


"abelstreet" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> I have read some posts how to fix this but nothing works. I have backed
> up my computer to a dvd disc But I need to know (in simple terms please)
> how to reduce or clear that recovery D: of all the stuff in there as I
> am fed up of keep getting a message on the monitor that D: drive is
> full. I only use the computer for home use and there is plenty of room
> on my C: drive....Help please.
>
>
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> abelstreet

Dell inspiron 53

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abelstreet <> wrote:

>
>I have read some posts how to fix this but nothing works. I have backed
>up my computer to a dvd disc But I need to know (in simple terms please)
>how to reduce or clear that recovery D: of all the stuff in there as I
>am fed up of keep getting a message on the monitor that D: drive is
>full. I only use the computer for home use and there is plenty of room
>on my C: drive....Help please.


ONE: even if you don't keep D, you should make sure you've created
recovery disks using the material in that partition.

NOW... here's how to disable that message:

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67...ing-vista.html

abelstreet;953477 Wrote:
> Dell inspiron 53
Dell inspiron 53

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Nate Grossman;953491 Wrote:
> abelstreet <> wrote
> > > >
> >
> > >I have read some posts how to fix this but nothing works. I hav
> > backe
> > >up my computer to a dvd disc But I need to know (in simple term
> > please
> > >how to reduce or clear that recovery D: of all the stuff in there as
> > >am fed up of keep getting a message on the monitor that D: drive i
> > >full. I only use the computer for home use and there is plenty of roo
> > >on my C: drive....Help please. > >
>
>
> ONE: even if you don't keep D, you should make sure you've create
> recovery disks using the material in that partition
>
> NOW... here's how to disable that message
>
> http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67...ning-vista.htm
I have tried what the instructions say but the message (d: full) stil
comes up,even after restar

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abelstreet

well r u telling programs to install on d that's a recovery portion

"abelstreet" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> Nate Grossman;953491 Wrote:
>> abelstreet <> wrote:
>> > > >
>> > >
>> > >I have read some posts how to fix this but nothing works. I have
>> > backed
>> > >up my computer to a dvd disc But I need to know (in simple terms
>> > please)
>> > >how to reduce or clear that recovery D: of all the stuff in there as I
>> > >am fed up of keep getting a message on the monitor that D: drive is
>> > >full. I only use the computer for home use and there is plenty of room
>> > >on my C: drive....Help please. > >
>>
>>
>> ONE: even if you don't keep D, you should make sure you've created
>> recovery disks using the material in that partition.
>>
>> NOW... here's how to disable that message:
>>
>> http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67...ing-vista.html
> I have tried what the instructions say but the message (d: full) still
> comes up,even after restart
>
>
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> abelstreet

On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 12:41:28 -0800, "Mr. Jon Pope" <>
wrote:

>well r u telling programs to install on d that's a recovery portion

Cut it with the texting abbreviations here. And learn to capitalize
and punctuate while you're at it.

what have you added to the recovery partition?
generally it doesn't have a lot of additional room beyond the recovery files
and it isn't a good idea to put a bunch of stuff on there anyway.
if you have added anything to D, move it to the C drive and leave what Dell
put on there.

"abelstreet" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> I have read some posts how to fix this but nothing works. I have backed
> up my computer to a dvd disc But I need to know (in simple terms please)
> how to reduce or clear that recovery D: of all the stuff in there as I
> am fed up of keep getting a message on the monitor that D: drive is
> full. I only use the computer for home use and there is plenty of room
> on my C: drive....Help please.
>
>
> --
> abelstreet

Not Even Me;953954 Wrote:
> what have you added to the recovery partition
> generally it doesn't have a lot of additional room beyond the recover
> file
> and it isn't a good idea to put a bunch of stuff on there anyway
> if you have added anything to D, move it to the C drive and leave wha
> Del
> put on there
>
> "abelstreet" <> wrote in messag
> news:...> > >
> >
> > > I have read some posts how to fix this but nothing works. I hav
> > backe
> > > up my computer to a dvd disc But I need to know (in simple term
> > please
> > > how to reduce or clear that recovery D: of all the stuff in there a
> >
> > > am fed up of keep getting a message on the monitor that D: drive i
> > > full. I only use the computer for home use and there is plenty o
> > roo
> > > on my C: drive....Help please. :confused
> >
> >
> > > -
> > > abelstreet > >
I have not put anything on aprtition D: drive as I did not even kno
what it was for until I started having this proble

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