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OK long story short i did a clean install of windows 7 because everything kept saving to the partition ( C ) i designed only to hold my windows 7 install data. I made a separate partition for my programs ( D ) and another partition for my music ( E ).

I just got a warning that disk local disk C was about to be filled once again. How do i set this up so disk C wont be the default disk that everything saves too? This is really starting to piss me off. I set programs to save in D and i check disk C and there they are!! Should i reinstall windows 7 and save it to disk D and then make disk C my program partition?

Its like having a dog urinate on your roses instead of the grass. GTFO!!! This is not the designated piss area!! jesus christ...

Sorry, this is making me frustrated...:mad:
 
It might help to know what size partitions you are using and the size of the hard drive. Also the operating system will be installed on C drive. You should have at least 30 gb or more(50gb for extra room) for C drive operating system and programs(since some programs default to c drive and can't be changed. Use the balance of the drive for your data.
 
I have a TB. I wanted to give 10 GB for the os partition, and split the rest among D and E. Sounds like i cant do it without running into problems though...
 
10gb is way too small for the OS and other files. With a 1tb, make c drive like 50gb and install OS and programs there, leave the balance of the drive for your data.
 
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