I have a dell 1545 laptop and I am having trouble with my hard drive
when I first got the laptop a few months ago everything I saved would go
in my C drive but now it seems to go to the d drive I have looked in
properties and it would appear that the d drive it set for all data to
be saved and I can not change it back. Any ideas on how I can get the C
drive to be my main hard drive again.

Thanks


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Properties of what?

"nikkiwu" <nikkiwu.40py7a@DoNotSpam.com> wrote in message
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> I have a dell 1545 laptop and I am having trouble with my hard drive
> when I first got the laptop a few months ago everything I saved would go
> in my C drive but now it seems to go to the d drive I have looked in
> properties and it would appear that the d drive it set for all data to
> be saved and I can not change it back. Any ideas on how I can get the C
> drive to be my main hard drive again.
>
> Thanks
>
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nikkiwu wrote:[color=blue]
> I have a dell 1545 laptop and I am having trouble with my hard drive
> when I first got the laptop a few months ago everything I saved would go
> in my C drive but now it seems to go to the d drive I have looked in
> properties and it would appear that the d drive it set for all data to
> be saved and I can not change it back. Any ideas on how I can get the C
> drive to be my main hard drive again.
>
> Thanks
>
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a computer is an inanimate object...
it does not think...

the data is stored where *you* specify it to be stored