Re-allocating memories

[janise]

Hello everyone!
Hopefully, I am in the right forum.
We have 2 hard drives on our server, Drive C and Drive E.
We recently ran out of memory on Drive C (currently only 3.97 megs) while there is a total of 56G on drive E.
There is a way of reallocating some of the memories from drive E to C.
I did it once in 2001 but have forgotten how.
Can someone, please help refresh me on how this is done.
All data on C drive have stopped working.
Thanks in advance.

 

[SYAR2003]

There is a utlility iv'e used that is great .
Appmove (application mover for windows) . Cost 25$ .
Then move some installed applications from C: to E:

Application Mover (v 2.5) Moves installed programs from one path to another on your hard disk. Application Mover takes files found in the path you specify and moves them to a new path that you specify. The program then changes windows registry references to the new path and adjusts windows shortcuts to the new path reference. 'Also does search-replace on *.ini and Install.log files found in the program path to the new path reference.


SYAR

 

[janise]

Hi,
I am not moving apps.
I am just trying to re-allocate some memories.
For instance, our E drive has 56 gigs of memory while C drive has only 4 megs.
I was just wandering if anyone knows how to take like 10 gis from E and move to C.
I know it has been done before but I don't remember how.

 

[SYAR2003]

I use Partition Magic 8 myself for doing this . Only problem is P.Magic don't support the server version of windows .( if thats what you have quote:"We have 2 hard drives on our server, Drive C and Drive E.&quot