Changing default drive back to "C"

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Re: Changing default drive back to "C"

PostAuthor: cyclist » February 18, 2009, 6:33 pm

Hi Alan,

Windows is installed on the c drive, I also have the d drive, memory stick e drive and dvd- drive f.

I am now going to try Firefox for the download and see what options it gives me.
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Re: Changing default drive back to "C"

PostAuthor: Marmite The Dog » February 18, 2009, 7:20 pm

Irish Alan wrote:I make my C drive the smallest partition with only Windows and my favourite programs on it. This time I have 2 other partitions. D for documents, photos etc then E is my biggest partition for MP3's, movie and TV series downloads.


Someone seems to have some sense. =D>
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Re: Changing default drive back to "C"

PostAuthor: Irish Alan » February 18, 2009, 8:10 pm

Marmite The Dog wrote:
Irish Alan wrote:I make my C drive the smallest partition with only Windows and my favourite programs on it. This time I have 2 other partitions. D for documents, photos etc then E is my biggest partition for MP3's, movie and TV series downloads.


Someone seems to have some sense. =D>

On occasions... ;)

cyclist wrote:Hi Alan,

Windows is installed on the c drive, I also have the d drive, memory stick e drive and dvd- drive f.

I am now going to try Firefox for the download and see what options it gives me.

I just re-read your original post. At first I thought your friend had played around with drive assignations but I think he just changed the path to where your downloads go. Frankly I do not think this is a problem. If for example you download Yahoo messenger and it goes to your D partition, when it completes just (double) click on the ysmgr_9_us.exe (or whatever it is called lately). When it is installing it should install in your C partition.

I also have a 350GB external drive but I still like to have my partitions. If for any reason your C drive/Windows installation goes awry you can re-install Windows (or Ghost back if you use it) and all your downloads are still sitting pretty and unaffected on your D partition.
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Re: Changing default drive back to "C"

PostAuthor: cyclist » February 19, 2009, 6:54 pm

Yeah Alan,

I think the problem is with internet explorer. When I changed to Firefox it downloaded stright away. So thanks for the help.

I love the boobs by the way, please, please, tell me they are not attached to your body. :D :D :D
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Re: Changing default drive back to "C"

PostAuthor: Irish Alan » February 19, 2009, 8:02 pm

cyclist wrote:Yeah Alan,

I think the problem is with internet explorer. When I changed to Firefox it downloaded stright away. So thanks for the help.

I love the boobs by the way, please, please, tell me they are not attached to your body. :D :D :D

Yes Firefox is the way to go... Welcome to the revolution.




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