Hey FM, did you get a boat yet?
(Just kidding - figured I'd share the love I get around here)
Hey FM, did you get a boat yet?
(Just kidding - figured I'd share the love I get around here
Nope still boatless! LOL! At least you've a better chance remedying your boatlessness than I do.I'll just keep admiring everyone else's and enjoying the boating pics.
Still raining up your way? I was just in Seattle for three days - rain, rain, rain.
Still raining up your way? I was just in Seattle for three days - rain, rain, rain.
There's a yellow glow that looks suspiciously like sunshine today.
To do a disc clean, go to my computer, and right clik on C drive. Click on properties, and it will bring up disc clean.
To do a disc clean, go to my computer, and right clik on C drive. Click on properties, and it will bring up disc clean.
Thank-you. I appreciate the tip.
First copy all data (not program) stuff to cd's. They're cheap. Check to make sure you can access the info on them, then delete the files from your computer. try to get to at least 30% free and do the cleanup stuff. Scandisk on xp, I get there by going to start, my computer, local drive c:, properties, Tools, scan for errors...I looked and your right,there's not a command sub directory in the windows folder.
If you can't get to it by the aformentioned means, leme know and I'll think of something else...we've gotta keep you goin...
But by all means, make some space on that HD, that'll go along way to clearing up your problems...
Scream
When you open that clean disc up, it gives you the option (check box) to scan for bad sectors. It takes a while.
My apologies phebus I did find the scan disk the same way you said but under the tools tab not general. I didn't look through all the tabs the first time.Thank you both phebus and Scream. The combined info helped me find the elusive scandisk yay!
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