Ok, so I'm downloading something to my new drive (E, but it is taking up space from my (C drive, why is that? How do I fix it?
are you sure you're not downloading it to your C drive?
Lol @ : + ) =
What program are you using to download it?
What program are you using to download it?
I'm sure I'm not downloading to C. I'm downloading PR mod for BF2 and it says downloading to E:\pr_setup...
but it's taking up space on the C drive.
but it's taking up space on the C drive.
Last edited by thareaper254 (2007-05-09 21:23:00)
Your temp folder is located on your C: drive, it downloads there, then moves when complete.
Your swap file is also probably on your C: drive. You should move it over to your E: drive for performance anyways.
Your swap file is also probably on your C: drive. You should move it over to your E: drive for performance anyways.
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Could you tell me how to do it please =\.King_County_Downy wrote:
Your temp folder is located on your C: drive, it downloads there, then moves when complete.
Your swap file is also probably on your C: drive. You should move it over to your E: drive for performance anyways.
Fire fox would have just starting dumping the file part where you told it.
IDE or SATA? If it's IDE then:thareaper254 wrote:
Could you tell me how to do it please =\.King_County_Downy wrote:
Your temp folder is located on your C: drive, it downloads there, then moves when complete.
Your swap file is also probably on your C: drive. You should move it over to your E: drive for performance anyways.
Set your OS drive to master, set your CDROM to slave, and set your storage drive to CS.
The OS drive should be on it's own cable (at the end if it's a double gnar gnar)
You storage drive should go at the end of your IDE cable and the CDROM in the middle
Right, once that's all set into place.
Right click on My Computer, Advanced Tab, Performance Settings, Then tell it to have no paging file on your C: and point it to your storage drive.
The best way to have this set up is to partition your storage drive so that your paging file has it's own partition. I have 2 gigs of RAM in my PC so I have my partition and paging file set to: 1024 MB min size / 2048 MB max
Hopefully that can get you on your way.
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If you are using Firefox
Tools>options>save files to/choose the drive.
If you are using IE I'm sorry to hear.. (See Downy post)
Tools>options>save files to/choose the drive.
If you are using IE I'm sorry to hear.. (See Downy post)
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Too complicated for me, I guess I'll just use Firefox.King_County_Downy wrote:
IDE or SATA? If it's IDE then:thareaper254 wrote:
Could you tell me how to do it please =\.King_County_Downy wrote:
Your temp folder is located on your C: drive, it downloads there, then moves when complete.
Your swap file is also probably on your C: drive. You should move it over to your E: drive for performance anyways.
Set your OS drive to master, set your CDROM to slave, and set your storage drive to CS.
The OS drive should be on it's own cable (at the end if it's a double gnar gnar)
You storage drive should go at the end of your IDE cable and the CDROM in the middle
Right, once that's all set into place.
Right click on My Computer, Advanced Tab, Performance Settings, Then tell it to have no paging file on your C: and point it to your storage drive.
The best way to have this set up is to partition your storage drive so that your paging file has it's own partition. I have 2 gigs of RAM in my PC so I have my partition and paging file set to: 1024 MB min size / 2048 MB max
Hopefully that can get you on your way.
lol, ok
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Is all that necessary? It sounds like he's got an E drive already set up, so can't he just do the last part: right-click on my computer, go to advanced tab, performance settings. Set page file on C to 0 and make a 2GB paging file on E.thareaper254 wrote:
Too complicated for me, I guess I'll just use Firefox.King_County_Downy wrote:
IDE or SATA? If it's IDE then:thareaper254 wrote:
Could you tell me how to do it please =\.
Set your OS drive to master, set your CDROM to slave, and set your storage drive to CS.
The OS drive should be on it's own cable (at the end if it's a double gnar gnar)
You storage drive should go at the end of your IDE cable and the CDROM in the middle
Right, once that's all set into place.
Right click on My Computer, Advanced Tab, Performance Settings, Then tell it to have no paging file on your C: and point it to your storage drive.
The best way to have this set up is to partition your storage drive so that your paging file has it's own partition. I have 2 gigs of RAM in my PC so I have my partition and paging file set to: 1024 MB min size / 2048 MB max
Hopefully that can get you on your way.
Although he should use Firefox anyway.
That's just optimal, he asked...
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