Some help guys

[Grigor]

Why i have only C can i add more disks ? 

[givingtnt]

1 minute ago, Grigor said:

Why i have only C can i add more disks ? 

you currently only have 1 drive

you can add as many as your motherboard can support (number of sata ports)

you can also split  your drive in more than 1 partition to have it look like 2 drives. 

[Grigor]

1 minute ago, givingtnt said:

you currently only have 1 drive

you can add as many as your motherboard can support (number of sata ports)

you can also split  your drive in more than 1 partition to have it look like 2 drives. 

i dont understand.. so what i should do now to have E or D ?

[givingtnt]

Just now, Grigor said:

i dont understand.. so what i should do now to have E or D ?

buy and plug in an extra hard drive or ssd.

 

even a usb drive will add an extra location.

 

[Jurrunio]

1 minute ago, Grigor said:

i dont understand.. so what i should do now to have E or D ?

Buy a new drive and install it.

[Grigor]

Just now, givingtnt said:

buy and plug in an extra hard drive or ssd.

 

even a usb drive will add an extra location.

 

Now i have one disk cuz i have only one HDD ?

[minibois]

C: is the drive Windows is installed on. Are you asking "I have more hard drives, why are they not seen??", search for disk management, right click the empty hard drive and click "Create new volume" and name it E:, D:, whatever and than your HDD is added in explorer.exe

If you don't have another hard drive installed, this is how it should be.

[Grigor]

3 minutes ago, Minibois said:

C: is the drive Windows is installed on. Are you asking "I have more hard drives, why are they not seen??", search for disk management, right click the empty hard drive and click "Create new volume" and name it E:, D:, whatever and than your HDD is added in explorer.exe

If you don't have another hard drive installed, this is how it should be.

i cant right click.. look that 

[Jaxder]

6 minutes ago, Grigor said:

i cant right click.. look that 

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MODIFY THOSE PARTITIONS.

 

Why do you want to have an "D" or "E" drive?

[Grigor]

1 minute ago, Jaxder said:

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MODIFY THOSE PARTITIONS.

 

Why do you want to have an "D" or "E" drive?

i dont care E or D just to have one more disk.. not only C

[Grigor]

Just now, RandomGuy13 said:

You only have one drive....    because you only have one drive.

 

If you plug another drive in.....   then you will have another drive.

 

Don't try and mess with the C drive partitions. Otherwise you will mess up your windows.

so how to fix it ?

[Grigor]

1 minute ago, RandomGuy13 said:

Nothing is broken, You just only have one drive. You have enough space on that drive to put all your programs, and files on it. If you start to fill up that drive and  need more space, then you add another drive. 

i mean how to add D; E; 

[Jaxder]

Just now, Grigor said:

i dont care E or D just to have one more disk.. not only C

Why? There is zero performance benefit.

 

Think of your drive like a pizza and your partitions as slices of that pizza. Currently, you have one VERY large slice (essentially the whole pizza) and two VERY small slices (essentially nothing). If you create more partitions, you are slicing your large slice into smaller slices. There is zero benefit.

[Jaxder]

Just now, Grigor said:

i mean how to add D; E; 

Go to bestbuy and buy another drive.

[Grigor]

Just now, Jaxder said:

Go to bestbuy and buy another drive.

so i have only 250gb ? But my HDD is 1TB !

[Jaxder]

Just now, Grigor said:

so i have only 250gb ? But my HDD is 1TB !

Oh shit, I didn't see the "unnallocated space"

Right click on the black area called "unnallocated space" and click on "new simple volume"

[Grigor]

1 minute ago, Jaxder said:

Oh shit, I didn't see the "unnallocated space"

Right click on the black area called "unnallocated space" and click on "new simple volume"

Thaths what im asking for you understand me thanks you man

[DemDog]

In Disk Management, right click the "Unallocated" part and click create new simple volume.  Name it D: or which ever character you like, and make sure it is for the majority of that unallocated size "658"ish GB. 

 

EDIT: Took too long to type...

[Grigor]

Just now, DemDog said:

In Disk Management, right click the "Unallocated" part and click create new simple volume.  Name it D: or which ever character you like, and make sure it is for the majority of that unallocated size "658"ish GB. 

Thanks guys