Computer help...?

[KungPoweChicken]

So I got this new used Toshiba laptop a couple weeks ago. It has over 200GB on it, but here is my problem: This space is divided up into "local disk C," which has 93.1GB, and "local disk D," which has 111GB. "Local disk D" is completely empty, but I don't know how to store stuff on it. I'm running out of space on "Local Disk C" and there is tons of space left that I don't know how to use...Ahhh!!

The computer has Windows Vista on it. I'm not great at computers, so if anyone has any suggestions try and simplify it down...

[Mazingerz]

Well, if you were to install new programs you could run and install it from the other drive. Whe you save your files (pictures, documents, ****, etc) save it on drive d.

[Roy H.]

In "My Computer", it should say "C:" and "D:", correct?  Just drag things you want to move onto the "D:" drive.  That will copy them there; then just delete the original from the C drive.

There's probably any easier way -- I'm not much of a computer guy myself -- but that should work fairly easily.

[lJesterl]

If it is vista or win 7 you can go to the control panel, adminstrative tools, computer management and go to disk mangement. This will allow you to shink, expand or combine your C and D partitions. If you need help with it just hit me on up AIM LJesterL

[Yusuf Mohammed]

you can make new partition from the space that you don't want