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I have a 30Gb drive and have 7GB free, Have defragged, etc.<br />
Wondering if the low amount of free space can be a problem as far as slowing the system down. I have dumped Mem to 1Gb, some help but not a lot.<br />
I have a new 80Gb drive now. Use this PC for business, cannot afford to lose data.<br />
Options are keep old one, add new one. Do not keep old one. Either way should the new one be master or slave? Just have O/S on old one and new one with everything else? Or copy (Somehow all the old to the new) and ditch the old one.<br />
Dont know how all the programs would go to the new D: drive though.<br />
Thanks
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I have a 30Gb drive and have 7GB free, Have defragged, etc.
Wondering if the low amount of free space can be a problem as far as slowing the system down. I have dumped Mem to 1Gb, some help but not a lot.
I have a new 80Gb drive now. Use this PC for business, cannot afford to lose data.
Options are keep old one, add new one. Do not keep old one. Either way should the new one be master or slave? Just have O/S on old one and new one with everything else? Or copy (Somehow all the old to the new) and ditch the old one.
Dont know how all the programs would go to the new D: drive though.
Thanks

Low free space on hard drive

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