bluenose1940
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I original posted this query along with my introduction as a newbie and the error was pointed out to me, and so here it is again.
Hi folks, I am looking for some help with partitioning the hard drive on my Acer laptop please.
I have just installed Windows 7 Ultimate on the laptop and the hard drive is set up as follows :-
Acer (C 219gb free of 283 gb
System reserved (E 72.3mb free of 101mb
What I am looking to do is have these two items in partitions of their own, leaving the third partition free to accept any data files/folders that I create in the future.
I will want the C: partition to be made large enough to carry the O/S and to be able to accept any new programme software that I may install on the machine.
I want to be able to reinstall/clean up the O/S at any time without disturbing my data.
I have downloaded the EaseUS Partition Manager onto the laptop but just don't know where to start to use it. Any help will be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Any responder should be aware that they will be dealing with a grey haired old codger and so an element of patience will be required!
Thaks again for looking.
Hi folks, I am looking for some help with partitioning the hard drive on my Acer laptop please.
I have just installed Windows 7 Ultimate on the laptop and the hard drive is set up as follows :-
Acer (C 219gb free of 283 gb
System reserved (E 72.3mb free of 101mb
What I am looking to do is have these two items in partitions of their own, leaving the third partition free to accept any data files/folders that I create in the future.
I will want the C: partition to be made large enough to carry the O/S and to be able to accept any new programme software that I may install on the machine.
I want to be able to reinstall/clean up the O/S at any time without disturbing my data.
I have downloaded the EaseUS Partition Manager onto the laptop but just don't know where to start to use it. Any help will be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Any responder should be aware that they will be dealing with a grey haired old codger and so an element of patience will be required!
Thaks again for looking.