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How to Increase C Drive Space in Windows 11 without Formatting
Due to previous mistake. I only allocated 80GB storage for Windows OS. Now, there is only 10GB free space left in my C drive as Windows 11 eats up more space than Windows 10. In fact, there is a plen...
I totally get it, I made the same mistake myself once! I used a free tool called Dr.Partition to easily drag and resize my partitions without losing any data on my D drive. It was way easier than I expected and saved me from a full Windows reinstall.
Check this: https://www.wintechhow.com/add-more-space-to-c-drive
You'll need to remember to regularly back up your external drive, as well as keep track of the files you've moved to it. It's easy to forget, and that's a recipe for disaster if you lose your external drive or it gets corrupted. Accessing files on an external drive can be slower than having them on your C drive. This might be a problem if you're someone who relies heavily on your computer for work or gaming.