Increase disk space

[lazydave46]

Hello,

I wondered if there would be any problems i would incur if i were to move MBAB files from my C to D disk? I have moved photos and other misc. files that i know won't affect my operations, but still would like to increase my memory without using a flash drive/external drive. Thank you ahead of time for any help.

[1PW]

Hello lazydave46:

According to Ron's very authoritative post below, MBAM may exist on a D: partition. However, I believe MBAM would need to be un-installed and then re-installed and not simply "moved".

I sincerely apologize for my earlier mis-leading error.

Almost any manner of document and data files may be stored in other partitions.

Malwarebytes' "exile360" recently updated an FAQ that might serve you well: Speeding Up Your PC..

Additionally, running ATF Cleaner from Atribune.org, TFC from OldTimerTools and only the "Cleaner" portion of CCleaner will certainly help free some space.

HTH

Edited July 16, 2011 by 1PW

[CWB]

"... i were to move MBAB files from my C to D disk" .

are the "C" and "D" actually separate drives or a single drive with a partition ?

in some cases the "D" drive actually a smallish partition located on the "C" drive (especially with a "factory" system) . this is where the back up/restore files (etc) are located . not much room to move stuff to .

of course , a 500 gig drive split in two would allow some storage room .

[AdvancedSetup]

As long as it's an always connected drive you can install to the D: drive. We will put most of it on the D: drive but there are other configuration and driver files that will remain on the system drive.