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Quetzal:<br />
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In my conputer, i can add 32.5 <br />
= 32.5 for c and d so total available is 65 gb.<br />
<br />
thank you
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Quetzal:

In my conputer, i can add 32.5
= 32.5 for c and d so total available is 65 gb.

thank you

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Dear experts,<br />
<br />
Is there a way i can list the files in my laptop C drive (which is essentially meant to have only programe and window, Operating system files) which are not relevant to program, or windows or any other related files.<br />
<br />
The reason i want to do is becuase i keep running short of required space and in my comuter option, c drive appear sin red.<br />
<br />
My c drive is allocated 32.5 gb and i have windows visa and ms offie 2003.<br />
<br />
Kindlyh help.<br />
<br />
thankyou
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Dear experts,

Is there a way i can list the files in my laptop C drive (which is essentially meant to have only programe and window, Operating system files) which are not relevant to program, or windows or any other related files.

The reason i want to do is becuase i keep running short of required space and in my comuter option, c drive appear sin red.

My c drive is allocated 32.5 gb and i have windows visa and ms offie 2003.

Kindlyh help.

thankyou

unnecessary file in c drive

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