The Windows operating system divides your computer's hard drive into specific spaces known as "partitions." Data from one partition does not cross over into another partition unless the user copies it ...

I gave it 6GB and I've been fighting a war at the 2GB free mark, despite putting the swap on another partition. Outlook and WMP9 both keep their DBs on C: and I don't think you can change it. Next ...

Windows XP allows users to split their hard drives into partitions. A partition is a separate block of space on a drive which usually gets represented with a different drive letter. Partitioning a ...

I am going to reformat and re-install win XP on my comp in a few days. I was reading up on the matter of using partitions and how best to arrange your files across your system. <BR><BR>There seems to ...

Re-sizing partition after Windows XP installation Several users have inquired about modifying the size of their Windows partition after setting up Boot Camp and installing Windows XP. So far, there ...

QUESTION: I have attempted to load Windows XP but it is telling me that I do not have enough partition space available to complete the installation. How do I delete or create more space to have both ...

When I went to install XP it asked to pick the partition and my computer shut off and then after that it said root32dill missing. I finally got it to boot with the XP disk and it won't let me pick a ...

This process is essentially the same as the previous page, but using the third-party tool GParted instead of Windows' Disk Management utility. Be sure to have your XP CD on-hand to repair potential ...

In order to use a hard drive, or a portion of a hard drive, in Windows you need to first partition it and then format it. This process will then assign a drive letter to the partition allowing you to ...