I just installed windows 7 on my eee pc 900a(runs really smooth)(2gb ram, 16gb ssd). I am just wondering what folders can be compressed on the C: disc with out breaking the boot manager/os in order to save space. Dont want to have to reinstall everything after I just got it fine tuned. I still have 2.5gb free and just want to try to get a little more space to use.
Not immediately relevant, but since I noticed from previous threads that you use DVD Shrink,note that if you save the output to the c:\ root, you will find out that Explorer can't find the files there when you go to delete them.
It's because Windows 7 won't allow you to write to areas that it decided are too dangerous.
The file actually ends up here:
C:\Users\your user name\AppData\Local\VirtualStore
Older programs aren't aware of this and although you can run DVD Shrink again and it will allow you to open the file from the "C:\" root, it's actually W7 that's letting it do so.
I understand that some users of Adobe software find the free space on the HDD disappearing because of this behaviour.
Originally posted by keebles: I just installed windows 7 on my eee pc 900a(runs really smooth)(2gb ram, 16gb ssd). I am just wondering what folders can be compressed on the C: disc with out breaking the boot manager/os in order to save space. Dont want to have to reinstall everything after I just got it fine tuned. I still have 2.5gb free and just want to try to get a little more space to use.
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YOU are fighting a losing battle, buy a sata hdd for your files, keep the os on the ssd,
you will only end up pulling your hair out tring to save disk space
good luck
