Wile E. Coyote

Heres a question for the I.T. geeks and computer builders

My 120GB C: drive is almost full, and I’m looking for more space. I could store all the movable files by burning them onto Data DVD’s 4GB at a time and start again almost from scratch. But if I do that I’m pretty sure it would fill up again in a few months & its not very convenient to use things again when its all on separate disks.

What is Best? To do a straight swap & replace the old hard drive with something bigger like 300GB and just re-install everything, or to add an additional one and have the new hard disk as the G: or H: drive? Theres an extra slot for the hard drive to fit into but I’m  not sure how to set up partition drives if that’s what’s required and don’t know how to work out all the little slide switches on the disk that sets one drive as the ‘master’ & another as ‘slave’. Does having 2 hard disks cause any problems too?

Any helpful…. and preferably idiot proof advice is appreciated.  

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you need to stop downloading all that porn dude, it's wieghing you PC down

Officially taking requests, because i'm extremely bored!

Just finished my assignments, feel like making some sigs. B)

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Well, howdy do?

How'd ya like making me an cool izzy sig, preferably with pictures of him with that beret hat on and sunglasses?

Thanks.