How can i transfer data to D drive from C drive. running a small Dell Laptop Atom . D drive only has 4 GB in total and the C drive only has 7 GB in total. I have added 4G card. but the C drive is full up.
They're called netbooks for a reason...they're not meant to be used as a notebook or desktop replacement. If the C: drive is "full up", it's because you keep adding stuff. Either that or you never clear out your internet garbage. To move files, all you need to do is copy/paste or drag/drop from one partition to the other.
I hope you realize that once you start using rive D, your ability to restore Windows when you need to is forever lost. i_Xp/Vista/W7User
You should have bought a unit with a standard hard drive instead of the solid state storage you must have. As jam stated you are not using the computer as intended. Get a USB external drive if you must have more storage.
Heed what XpUser said too. The D drive is your restore partition and you shouldn't write to it.
You should try to delete anything on C that you don't need before storing stuff on D. You could store things on a thumb drive, a 16GB thumb drive costs around $30 at Walmart and it would add double the storage you currently have. Also, what do you mean by you added a 4G card? Is that what drive D is? I have a netbook that I use as my daily computer, with no issues. It can do anything a laptop would do, just a little slower. Netbooks are able machines that don't need to be viewed as a joke.
