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Asked by Donnie616 in Disk Partition Tools, Windows 7, Personal Computers
I have a 320 GB HDD in my PC. It is broken into 4 eqal partions of about 76 GBs each. One holds Win 7, an early version. Another is for the backups of that drive. (it filled up long ago, sioo I stopped using it as a back up partition. Of the remaining 2 Parts, one holds a version of XP and the other is basically empty.
I had no idea how much I would like this new OS. So this drive filled up very quickly. it got past me. First it slowed down dramatically, then I noticed about a week ago that it was not opening up folders if I clicked on them. I did thorough cleaning jobs to no avail. Today I noticed that there are only 5 GB of free space on my 76GB C: partition. PC is almost at a standstill except for the internet. Opening Files and folders is really becoming a chore. Even trying to move stuff to an external drive cannot be done at this point.
With all that in mind, Is there an easy way to clean this up or preferably, is there a way to combine all four partitions without losing Win 7? I do not care about the data on the 3 remaining Partitions. I do wish to keep the 70 gb of data on the C-drive partition, then combine the 4 parts. Can what I want to do be done?
Thanks in advance
Donnie616
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