Hi there computer ingeneers,
I did a migration of my files by mistake on my home computer and now my harddisk is full and I dont know how to access files to delete them. I tryed Ccleaner but it doesnot improove much.
Please if someone can help me (even remotely) that would be great. Thank you in advance.
Raphael
Hi there computer ingeneers,
I did a migration of my files by mistake on my home computer and now my harddisk is full and I dont know how to access files to delete them. I tryed Ccleaner but it doesnot improove much.
Please if someone can help me (even remotely) that would be great. Thank you in advance.
Raphael
Ask David Nietsche, member of Glocals, nickname "Zonker", he is an expert!
Ask David Nietsche, member of Glocals, nickname "Zonker", he is an expert!
Hi, thanks you for the tip. I will try to contact him.
Ask David Nietsche, member of Glocals, nickname "Zonker", he is an expert!
Is Zonker still around‽ I contacted him several months ago but i've never heard back.
Is Zonker still around‽ I contacted him several months ago but i've never heard back.
Ask David Nietsche, member of Glocals, nickname "Zonker", he is an expert!
Yes, he is the best. I dont trust anyone else touching my laptop!
Can you provide details of your computer? It really should not be that hard to delete the files or some of them. But if you do need an expert, zonker should be your man.
Can you provide details of your computer? It really should not be that hard to delete the files or some of them. But if you do need an expert, zonker should be your man.
It's not clear from your post, but if what you've done is accidentally copy everything then you can use a utility such as this one:
http://download.cnet.com/Duplicate-File-Finder/3000-2248_4-10300084.html
CCleaner isn't intended for this sort of thing but it's a good tool and worth setting to run automatically.
It's not clear from your post, but if what you've done is accidentally copy everything then you can use a utility such as this one:
http://download.cnet.com/Duplicate-File-Finder/3000-2248_4-10300084.html
CCleaner isn't intended for this sort of thing but it's a good tool and worth setting to run automatically.
If you cannot access windows you'll need to either
1. Get a USB to SATA adapter, remove the hard drive and plug it into another working PC to delete some files.
2. Boot your computer from a live CD of your operating system and then remove files
If you don't know how to do this, then get a professional
But here is a youtube link on how it's done
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNIeCOpIAbA
Good luck!
If you cannot access windows you'll need to either
1. Get a USB to SATA adapter, remove the hard drive and plug it into another working PC to delete some files.
2. Boot your computer from a live CD of your operating system and then remove files
If you don't know how to do this, then get a professional
But here is a youtube link on how it's done
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNIeCOpIAbA
Good luck!
Hello JR M
I have a ASUS Desktop PC CM6340 Series
Inter Core i7-3770 CPU 3.40GHz
RAM 8.00 Go
64 bits
Windows 8.1
Hello JR M
I have a ASUS Desktop PC CM6340 Series
Inter Core i7-3770 CPU 3.40GHz
RAM 8.00 Go
64 bits
Windows 8.1
Hello Janet G,
I can access windows, its just there are files that i mooved by mistake (by migrating them) and i canot get them to delete so i can have some space on my hard drive.
Hello Janet G,
I can access windows, its just there are files that i mooved by mistake (by migrating them) and i canot get them to delete so i can have some space on my hard drive.
