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LarryMullen's_POPAngel said:
Ok, I hope the computer peeps are around right now... :uhoh:

I'm getting a second hard drive installed next weekend and my uncle is asking if I want this new one as my boot drive or just as my second drive? I really don't want to have to reinstall everything, so would it be easier to have the new drive as my second drive? I know I'm still gonna have to move iTunes over to the new drive, since I want to put more music on my comp, but that's all I'll really want to move onto a fresh drive. When I go to save new stuff will I have a choice as to which drive I can save it to? :notcomputerliterate:

Does this make sense? Do people usually make their new drives their boot drives? :scratch: Or are they lazy like me? lol
What I find works best, is I have two HDDs. One is a 40GB drive that I have Windows installed on, and most of my programs. Then I have a 200GB secondary drive. I have iTunes keep all my music on the secondary drive (you'll have to drag your iTunes music folder over to the new drive and it'll take a few minutes to copy, then you need to change the iTunes options to look for music on the new drive). I also keep all my various downloads and stuff on the second drive. The advantage is, if the first drive dies, the second drive still has all your stuff.

So in a nutshell, just make it your secondary drive, and leave your current boot drive alone.
 
Thank you. :flirt: I was thinking this morning...wow, he's been in my life for most of this year! We started talking mid-January, I think. I had very little 2005 without Ewen, LOL...and I'm happy about that. :yes:
 
Techie2000 said:
What I find works best, is I have two HDDs. One is a 40GB drive that I have Windows installed on, and most of my programs. Then I have a 200GB secondary drive. I have iTunes keep all my music on the secondary drive (you'll have to drag your iTunes music folder over to the new drive and it'll take a few minutes to copy, then you need to change the iTunes options to look for music on the new drive). I also keep all my various downloads and stuff on the second drive. The advantage is, if the first drive dies, the second drive still has all your stuff.

So in a nutshell, just make it your secondary drive, and leave your current boot drive alone.


Thanks, Techie. :up:



Happy 6 months, Ewbby. :cute:


I am officially starting my "lose my fat ass" campaign today. :rant: :wink:
 
bah. well i guess i should go get ready for work. i'll be back a little after noon...and then i'll be leaving again for NC. so if i don't get a chance to post again today i'll be back tomorrow :wave:
 
U2democrat said:
aw crap. i have to get a bunch of shots for college. needles don't bother me...it's just annoying.


and i just discovered a pimple at the end of my nose :grumpy:
I had to get something. I forget what. I've been injected with so many infectious diseases in my life that I just don't bother keeping track anymore.
 
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