Uhhhh Lipps? (or anyone else, pretty easy dumb question.)

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Thought I had cleared out a bunch of stuff, was actually certain that I did, and got a warning that my "startup disc" is almost full. It said that to me last week, and I took off ten movies which seemed to fix it.

I just took an entire season of season #6 of 24 off, and that should havr made significant space, but apparently I'm interpretting it wrongly.

Any suggestions/ideas on how I can improve the situation. It's not a piece of crap computer....

Thanks.......in advance guys.......

dennishopson · Answer

Thought I had cleared out a bunch of stuff, was actually certain that I did, and got a warning that my "startup disc" is almost full. It said that to me last week, and I took off ten movies which seemed to fix it.

I just took an entire season of season #6 of 24 off, and that should havr made significant space, but apparently I'm interpretting it wrongly.

Any suggestions/ideas on how I can improve the situation. It's not a piece of crap computer....

Thanks.......in advance guys.......

Lippsman · Answer

That&#x27;s an odd message that your startup disk is almost full. &#xD;&#xA;Go to my computer then right click on the C drive.  You will see a menu. Left click on properties and it will tell you how much free space you have left.  &#xD;&#xA;Then click on the tools tab, then click on defragment now. Click on the C drive and then click on the analyze button.  It will tell you if you need to defrag or not.  I say you will need to.  Hell, in fact if it tells you not to, do it anyway. Just click on the defragment button and it will take a good while.  Just look at the pretty chart as it runs. &#xD;&#xA;See if that helps you out

thorpe · Answer

Also, empty your recycle bin.

Uhhhh Lipps? (or anyone else, pretty easy dumb question.)

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