I need to change my default Download driver to the D drive as my C drive is always full, I've tried to move some of the programs from the C drive to the D drive but it says that some of the files may not work afterwards, I try to override it but that screen keeps popping up and won't let me do anything except cancel

This is a great program I've recently discovered.

http://drp.su/download.htm

Drivers Solutions Pack.
There is a Lite version, a Full version, and in the middle of the page,
We Recommend: Download Driver Utilities to Update Drivers

If you're not familiar with CD Burning, I'd reccomend the Driver Utilities program too.

It's all free. Only problem I've had is with Dell Integrated Sound Driver, which they don't seem to be able to fix.

If it's almost full and you've been moving stuff to an external, sounds like you really need a bigger hard drive.

You've only got three options:
1) Buy a bigger hard drive
2) Move stuff to the external then delete it off the laptop
3) Delete things off the laptop such as programs you don't use and files .
Make sure you empty your recycle bin, it can hold a lot of junk

what you need is a "FULL DUPLEX ASIO DRIVE",which you get with programs like cubase sx, this is like a universal driver which has always synced any audio equipment i've hooked up to my computer, internal & external.make sure it's the full duplex & not the asio4all v2.
But really you shouldn't be having much trouble if your using a USB midi interface.unless your computers sound card is ****.
try resetting the sound cards sample rate to 44100HZ which is the standard rate for most audio,or 48000HZ for digital.

The Recovery Drive is Drive D. Somehow the destination of the Documents and Settings got changed to this drive. Restore the My Documents Folder to Its Default Location

To restore the My Documents folder to its default location, follow these steps:

Click Start , and then point to My Documents. Right-click My Documents, and then click Properties. Click Restore Default, and then click OK. In the Move Documents box, click Yes to move your documents to the new location, or click No to leave your documents in the original location.

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Move your "My Documents" to Drive D:
1. Right click on "My Documents"
2. [Properties]
3. [Move]
4. Type D:\Docs in the "Target:" box
5. Press [OK]
6. Move data? YES

To change the volume there are 2 sliders not just 1. It s the master volume (the one u are moving) and the Wave Volume or "Application" as Vista likes to call it..

Right Click your volume icon > Open Volume Mixer > Turn the other Slider (aplications) to max.
That should do it..

It went down because some programs (most actually) internally use the Application volume, so when u switch the volume inside the program THAT slider moves.. not the master one. And it doesn t always come back to the point where it was after u leave the game/program..

Hello Kayleen,

To answer your questions:

can i move my documents to the d drive by default

You can do that yes. However its a case of HOW you want to move them.
If you are wanting to SAVE NEW documents then you simply point the application to the d drive and it will always default to that area when you next want to save.

But for moving documents that are already there on c drive you must do that yourself. If you use Windows Explorer or Norton Commander etc etc you just have to open the drive up....goto where your files are....and then simply copy (or drag them) to the place on your d drive.

will itunes send the library by default if i do this

Again, its a question of next time you save your tunes just point the download at your d drive and it will remember.

One other thing.....

I dont use itunes software but I would like to bet that there is some function in one of its menus that lets you set the default download area. So best check your software too to see if you can set it up within it.

Good Luck.

You can find the disk from HP store but the best way would be click on this link
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&os=228&product=441125&lang=en&

Select the Windows Version of your computer (Win XP Or Vista )

After clicking on your windows version you will be re-directed to a new download page ,on that page you will find first entry as
» HP Full Feature Software and Drivers Download and save the drivers. Once the download is complete you can burn it on the CD. Or you can copy them to an external USB drive if you want.
Downloading drivers from the manufacturer's webiste is always recommended as you get the most updated and authentic drivers for you device.In our case it's HP.

not possible...you'll need to back up that c drive, which is the default for all Windows programs..try a back up drive, or move some of those high density(music and image) files to a back up system

Hi,

You can download here from Lexmark.

http://downloads.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/downloads.cgi?lxkprod=Lexmark+Z735+Color+Jetprinter

Just pick your operating system.