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How to Move My Documents Folder to a Different Hard Drive 2 years 24 weeks ago

By default My Documents folder is stored in the same hard drive as the Windows operating system.

How to Change the Drive Letter of a Device or Drive on Your Computer 1 year 39 weeks ago

Windows automatically assigns drive letters that are attached to your computer. For instance, if you plug in an external hard drive, windows will assign a drive letter to it. The hard drive from which your operating system boots from is always named drive C and does not change. Note: windows will not allow you to change the drive letter on your C drive.

Other devices will be assigned different letters as needed. If you have a DVD drive it will normally be assigned as the D drive. If you add an external drive, it will be assigned the next available letter and so on.

Management of Files/Folders Get Easily with Q-dir (FREEWARE) 1 year 9 weeks ago

For computer users certainly are not foreign to move/arrange files / folders from one folder to another. Usually for users of Windows OS always use the windows explorer. But what if at the same time too many files or folders are moved/arrange from one section to another?

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Techno News: How to Get Rid of TEMP Files on Windows XP 2 years 44 weeks ago

If you are reading this it means your computer is slow, you noticing your hard drive is getting smaller or you just plain want to get rid of temp files. Maybe it's all of the above. Whatever the case may be, temp files are an annoying bunch of files that remain behind in your Pc or laptop even after you deleted the folder or program. Even disk clean up cannot get rid of them. Here it's how to get rid of them once and for all.

The first thing you want to do is close ALL open programs, including any running in the background, like Messenger, your anti-virus program, or anything else.

Making Work Easier With Batch Files 3 years 1 week ago

MS-DOS was a command based an operating system in the early 80s. This is to say that for it to respond, the user had to prompt it by typing a command at a certain C:> point For instance, to be able to load a Microsoft editing program, you would have to type the location of the drive, the directory that has the program and the name of the program. Thus, if the directory location name is “Process”, you would type “C:>processedit.com”. It seems like a simple command, but imagine having a program in many folders and sub folders.