Local Disk C is full.......**** !!!?

Make/model/operating system and what do you have on D and E?

More info please☺

A few more questions:

Are the other 'disks' separate hard drives or partitions on one hard drive?

Can you back up your pics etc to DVD or external USB drive?

Do you have a Windows XP disk? If so and you can back up, and they are partitions on one disk, you can increase the size of C at the expense of one of the other partitions.

What programs do you have the disks for? If you have the disks, you can uninstall them from C and reinstall on one of the other partitions.

Can you move any documents/pics/vids from C to another drive?

@ Arnold, F.Y.I. The page file is only going to be a few Kb at most.

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Local Disk C contains only the winows files or operating system or your software which you are installed in your computer.So delete extra data from the C disk.

To give you some extra disk space you can move the page file (pagefile.sys) which can get very large.

Right-click on "My Computer" (just "Computer" in Vista and 7)

Select "Properties"

Click on "Advanced"

In the "Performance" section click on "Settings"

Click on the "Advanced" tab

In the "Virtual Memory" section click on "Change"

Select your larger disk and then click on "System managed size" then "Set"

It may say you need to restart. If there's a cancel or "later" choose that for now. We'll restart after the next step.

Next select your C drive

Click on "No paging file" then "Set"

Now restart.

Your pagefile should now have been moved from drive C to drive D saving you xxxMb of space on your C drive.

If you need even more space then once restarted do this:

Right-click on the "My Documents" folder

Select"Properties"

Then select "Move" and move it to your larger disk.

Depending on how much data you've got in that folder you could save lots more Mbs of space.

thats it try copying folders to the other disk its going to work if not let me know