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Which method for retaining?

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ElFrank365
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06-11-2023, 09:17 PM
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Hello. I recently purchased my computer several weeks ago. I’ve kept all of my games and files on the “Windows” C drive. Now, I'm observing that my D drive has a terabyte of available space, and I’m concerned that this is impacting Windows performance. Is it essential to store games and other data on the D drive, or would it be acceptable to keep them on the C drive? If moving them is necessary, what’s the best method for doing so?
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ElFrank365
06-11-2023, 09:17 PM #1

Hello. I recently purchased my computer several weeks ago. I’ve kept all of my games and files on the “Windows” C drive. Now, I'm observing that my D drive has a terabyte of available space, and I’m concerned that this is impacting Windows performance. Is it essential to store games and other data on the D drive, or would it be acceptable to keep them on the C drive? If moving them is necessary, what’s the best method for doing so?

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06-13-2023, 05:06 PM
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What is the capacity of your C drive, and what percentage is currently used? Is it a traditional HDD or a solid-state SSD?
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06-13-2023, 05:06 PM #2

What is the capacity of your C drive, and what percentage is currently used? Is it a traditional HDD or a solid-state SSD?

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06-18-2023, 08:21 AM
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The primary hard drive measured 500 gigabytes, and it has now decreased to 250 gigabytes with no available space. It's using an SSD format. The secondary drive, designated D, is 1 terabyte in capacity.
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06-18-2023, 08:21 AM #3

The primary hard drive measured 500 gigabytes, and it has now decreased to 250 gigabytes with no available space. It's using an SSD format. The secondary drive, designated D, is 1 terabyte in capacity.

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