1) Open a command prompt and type "diskpart" and hit enter.


2) Type "list volume" and hit enter.


3) Among the listed volumes, you'll see the 100mb system partition; in my case it is volume 1.


4) Type "select volume _", (inserting the appropriate volume number).



5) Just to the right of the numbered volumes, you'll see the corresponding drive letter listed. Note the drive letter, then type: "remove letter _", inserting the observed drive letter. Hit enter


done;

you should really sort out your drives as its not good to have that little free space

I have more than 700GB free which is enough for me and they are on different drives.

of your hard drives on D: you have 1.51, on E: you have 3.72 and on F: you have 2.3, all are showing as red, depending on the drive you should have at least 15% free, at least that's what i would recommend as that's what's required for defraging

Oh look, the HDD police! The only partitions you really need space on are the ones that have a pagefile on them, which is usually only one drive.

I don't have this problem with 7989 just 7955.

well u can use Disk management tool also.which will be much easier

An off-topic question I see you have app virt (Q:) as a drive which means you have Office 15 installed now when I have edited the file to include 6.2 to get setup to run however, I can't get the app virt (Q:) in Windows 8. How do you get this to work?

x64 or x86?

Its Office 15 2703 x64 for Windows 8 7989. I have it installed it finally showed the app virt (Q:) but when a program opens I get "The operating system is not presently configured to run this application"

And app virt (Q:) is gone again. It pops up then goes away.

Read this guide:http://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=20222

Didn't work. It makes a noise and doesn't even load app virt (Q:)

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I will make a video on it.

I typed it in right and when I hit enter a ding sounds with nothing appearing. But Virtualization was in the Program Files (x86) folder.

I think it'd be easier if you go through Disk Management and take away the letter as it's easier and has a gui.

yup just remove the driver letter....finish done and fast

Yeah, use Disk Management and get it done in like 4 clicks.

and i think this thread/topic are alternate ways.. hehe but good post

yup good tutorial the best for keyboard if had troubleshot mouse plugin

that's right from manage option

all thing easiest from that.. but if you had trouble by technical system. you need to by through cmd to

ok but "if" had that problem

I really hate recovery partitions because they take about 12 GB on my laptop!!!!!

They usually include OEM bloatware on those partitions so you can get the "out of the box" experience. Create your own Windows 7 disc and then delete the partition if you want the space back.

IT IS hidden!!! At least on my is hidden.I have Win7 SP1.