I have a pc with a hard drive that is partitioned into a C: partion of 34GB and D: partition of 2.75 GB.
The C: partition has XP installed and teh D: partition does as well.
When the PC starts up you have 2 choices of Windows XP if you select one it takes you to teh D: install and the other obviously takes you to the C: install.
The problem is that the user uses the the XP install that is on the smaller D: partition and she is about out of space on this d: partition.
Is there a way, and if so how, for me to get the profile that is on the D: partion to the C: partion and have just one XP install without losing any data or setting that are associated with the profile on the D: partition.
If i need to provide more information or i'm not being clear, just let me know.
Thanks
The C: partition has XP installed and teh D: partition does as well.
When the PC starts up you have 2 choices of Windows XP if you select one it takes you to teh D: install and the other obviously takes you to the C: install.
The problem is that the user uses the the XP install that is on the smaller D: partition and she is about out of space on this d: partition.
Is there a way, and if so how, for me to get the profile that is on the D: partion to the C: partion and have just one XP install without losing any data or setting that are associated with the profile on the D: partition.
If i need to provide more information or i'm not being clear, just let me know.
Thanks