Is this possible to do on a laptop?

[chicken goes cluck]

Hey i was wanting to know if its possible to make the local disk (C drive much larger on a laptop computer without deleting any memory or user profiles off of my laptop.

I really need a bigger local disk (C drive and i don't want to lose any of my saved files or programs or user profiles that's on my laptop now.

My local disk (C drive is 50GB and its about full and i know to use CC Cleaner and to use Disk Cleanup so the problem is such a small local disk (C drive.

So i really need to know can i get a bigger local disk (C drive and not lose any of my saved files or programs or user profiles that's on my laptop?

 

[Bestindabiz]

Delete some of those porn video files and you should be fine.

 

[chicken goes cluck]

Delete some of those porn video files and you should be fine.

I don't have any downloaded videos on my laptop i even used WinDirStat to help clear space.

 

[blackmint]

You can increase size of the disk using partition manager software.
Use Minitool Partition Wizard to resize your "C" drive taking space from other drivers which are free, without losing existing data from "C" Drive.

 

[chicken goes cluck]

You can increase size of the disk using partition manager software.
Use Minitool Partition Wizard to resize your "C" drive taking space from other drivers which are free, without losing existing data from "C" Drive.

ok thanks i want to ask you is it possible to buy lets say a 500GB hard drive and add it to my computer without losing any saved files or saved programs or any saved user profiles that's currently on my laptop now?

 

[sohom]

depends upon your Operating System
here a Tutorial video for Windows 7 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Doo7QHpOVZ4
there are many in Youtube , just search

 

[blogzandstuff]

i use a external hard drive that's 1TB can be got cheaply

 

[blackmint]

ok thanks i want to ask you is it possible to buy lets say a 500GB hard drive and add it to my computer without losing any saved files or saved programs or any saved user profiles that's currently on my laptop now?

Yes, that is possible.
Take a complete backup image of drive "C" using "acronis true image home" using sector by sector option on to some external hard disk.
Create Acronis Bootable Recovery CD.
Install new 500 GB on to your laptop.
Restore the disk image using Acronis Bootable CD.

Your old hard disk contents exactly as it was, now on your new Drive.