Re: Windows XP Help
- From: Bob <nottooslow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 May 2005 20:54:27 GMT
In article <35mdnVd30YzbngffRVn-3w@xxxxxxxxxxx>, nbrown12@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
says...
> I had Windows XP Home Edition installed by a computer shop yesterday and
> now am going to transfer files from my other computer.
>
> When I click on C: in XP is says "These files are hidden. The folder
> contains files that keep your system working properly. You should not
> modify its contents.
>
> Should I transfer files to this C drive or make another drive, such as D.
>
> C drive shows as Local Disk C:
> File System NTFS
> Free Space 72.7 GB
> Total size 74.5 GB
>
> So I think it is partitioned to only one drive and I actually could not
> create a D drive.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Neal
>
I use XP Pro, which might be slightly different, but if it's really
talking about the C: drive and not one of the C:\Windows
subdirectories, you've got a problem with your system.
Yes, it sounds like whoever installed XP on your system, made C: the
entire hard drive. At a minimum, they should have asked you if you
wanted it set up that way.
Bob/Texas
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