I haven't been paying attention much to the ammount of space my programs were using in my laptop so I got a huge shock when I turnied it on one day to find that almost the whole of my hardisk was full (only 1GB left
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I'm a total noob when it comes to computers so at first I went into the program files to delete stuff (which I know now is a big no-no).
Then I went into the control panel and decided to uninstall all the programs that I can reinstall later.
I've uninstalled huge programs like microsoft office and adobe creative suite but I still only have 2GB left? How's this possible... I thought the programs took more space then that.
I moved my videos, music and photos into the other drive D a couple of weeks back to make space on the main one (c), it freed up about 20GB but now it seems to have gotten swallowed up anyway.
I don't have any games installed either.
I've got this CD which came with the laptop called "Recovery Boot disc Windows Vista. Can I use it to reload the whole system or should I just format the hard disk?
I really have no idea what to do, so any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!
I'm a total noob when it comes to computers so at first I went into the program files to delete stuff (which I know now is a big no-no).
Then I went into the control panel and decided to uninstall all the programs that I can reinstall later.
I've uninstalled huge programs like microsoft office and adobe creative suite but I still only have 2GB left? How's this possible... I thought the programs took more space then that.
I moved my videos, music and photos into the other drive D a couple of weeks back to make space on the main one (c), it freed up about 20GB but now it seems to have gotten swallowed up anyway.
I don't have any games installed either.
I've got this CD which came with the laptop called "Recovery Boot disc Windows Vista. Can I use it to reload the whole system or should I just format the hard disk?
I really have no idea what to do, so any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!






