And if you ever want to defragment your HDD.Never make the suicidal mistake of using Windows Defrag
.Use Diskeeper instead,You can evenuse O&O Defrag which is better,but the difference is that Diskeeper is free and O&O is paid
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And if you ever want to defragment your HDD.Never make the suicidal mistake of using Windows Defrag
.Use Diskeeper instead,You can evenuse O&O Defrag which is better,but the difference is that Diskeeper is free and O&O is paid
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There is no problem in Windows Defragment. It may not be as effective, or quick, but nevertheless, it NEVER would create any problems.
I agree Diskeeper is very good, and when compared to windows defrag, it is a winner, hands down.
I agree Diskeeper is very good, and when compared to windows defrag, it is a winner, hands down.
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AFAIK, There are softwares, like Webshots Desktop. They are capable of doing this, and a bit more.
They can cycle through the wallpapers on a daily basis, or as required.
They can cycle through the wallpapers on a daily basis, or as required.
MasterBlaster76
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I've heard that allowing your drives, especially your C:\ or system drive to go below 15% can cause issues, especially when it comes to defragging. Is that true and if so, does it only apply to the system drive? At the moment, my C:\ is down to 9%, D:\ is 16%, so is ok.
Chetan0304
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My DVD drive doesn't open with the button provided i have to pin something to the hole provided...
Do i need a New DVD/RW?
Do i need a New DVD/RW?
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Well I thought people could atleast solve these little problems on their own. Obviously if its not working you might as well send it for warranty if its in one, or send it for repairs if possible, or buy a new DVD RW all together. How can we solve hardware inner faults here?
Chetan0304
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Well I thought people could atleast solve these little problems on their own. Obviously if its not working you might as well send it for warranty if its in one, or send it for repairs if possible, or buy a new DVD RW all together. How can we solve hardware inner faults here?
I knew
anyway i m thinking to buy a new one on Sunday
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Chetan, You can get the tray repaired. I thing the Elastic holding it must have become free or could have broken. It can be easily repaired.
Else, go ahead and get a new one
Else, go ahead and get a new one
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Yeah reparing it will get you away in cheap.
MasterBlaster76
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Anyone got an answer for this one?
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It is recommended that all your partitions have atleast 20% free space.
In particular, this should be followed for system partitions. It needs the space for the page files, hibernation files, efficient working of the OS.
I am also facing the same problem as you - Infact I'm worse - 3%, 5% free in my 2 partitions
I need to clear out space urgently, but I'm too lazy to do it
In particular, this should be followed for system partitions. It needs the space for the page files, hibernation files, efficient working of the OS.
I am also facing the same problem as you - Infact I'm worse - 3%, 5% free in my 2 partitions
I need to clear out space urgently, but I'm too lazy to do it
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You should really keep clear of filling up your system drive. It really does hamper peformance especially if you use Hibernation, and high page file etc.
MasterBlaster76
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If I could install my AVG Anti Virus/Anti Spyware on D: it will relieve the pressure on the system drive. Will they work just as well if not installed on the system drive?
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You can choose the main program folder in the D: , but there are some common files of the software, which are generally located in System Drive:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data\
These files will remain on the system Drive, and you cannot move them to D: .
You should not install programs in the other drive, rather, move files like songs, videos, other large files to the other partition.
I say this, because, after a while, both your drives will get cluttered with programs, and it will be very difficult to manage them. You will end up installing the same program in both the drives, thus resulting in more space wastage.
Though, technically, it is absolutely not a problem/issue in installing to a different drive, I would not recommend it. I have installed a few programs of mine in the other partition, and I sometimes regret doing that, for a simple reason, that I wanted to format the other partition, but because my software was on that, I could not do so.
Keep these little things in mind, and proceed
These files will remain on the system Drive, and you cannot move them to D: .
You should not install programs in the other drive, rather, move files like songs, videos, other large files to the other partition.
I say this, because, after a while, both your drives will get cluttered with programs, and it will be very difficult to manage them. You will end up installing the same program in both the drives, thus resulting in more space wastage.
Though, technically, it is absolutely not a problem/issue in installing to a different drive, I would not recommend it. I have installed a few programs of mine in the other partition, and I sometimes regret doing that, for a simple reason, that I wanted to format the other partition, but because my software was on that, I could not do so.
Keep these little things in mind, and proceed
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