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How to move "Program Files" to another drive/partition



 
 
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Old May 5th 10, 03:55 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
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Default How to move "Program Files" to another drive/partition

Some people say you could just boot into fail-safe mode, and you'd be
able to rename the directory. I haven't tried it, so I wouldn't know. To
be honest, I havn't tried this method at all, it's all theory for now.
But it sounds like a plan.


I've been through this little hoop/exercise in the "olden days". Before I
was smarter (grin). Bottom line... forget it. You'll have ton more problems
than being short of disk space. Just cure the space issue and move on.

-Frank

 




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