well i have backed up some files and documents onto hard drive tonight. kept eye on memory space..which of course started to fluxuate..used space percentage went up..and free space went down . its only before i buy external drive then i can really backup a lot of stuff..
my question is, can i be able to delete the stored files if i really wanted to? why? because i see the hard drive free space is almost down considerabley..want to reclaim used space on Hdrive (D)..i have stopped the backup mid way..
Last edited by v3loc1ty; 9th January 2009 at 09:13.
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Simply delete the output(backup) folders to reclaim disk space.That is you need to go to the location where you have placed the backup files.
Btw,which softwares did you use to backup?
It is completely unclear to me what you are trying to do. And when you say "memory", do you mean RAM or disk space? The word "memory" is usually only applied to RAM.
The D: disk is your recovery partition. If you delete it, you cannot reinstall Vista from the system. Have to use an installtion disk then. Did you at least burn the disks from D:? And if your DVD reader goes south (as has happened to me), you have NO option to reinstall. I would leave it alone. You have 160GBs of free space on C:. Enough for quite a while.