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I recently went in for an upgrade that involved changing my CPU, the
keyboard, the speakers and the cabinet (as I went up from PIII to PIV. My
14" monitor, my mouse, and so on remain my old ones. About a year ago, I
changed my hard-disk, and around that time, I changed my CD rom to CD RW. As
of now, my WIN Xp drive has 300 MB free out of 7 GB, my WIN 98 drive has 800
MB free out of 6 GB and my other two partitions have about 1.5 and 2.2 GB
free ....so I have just about 3.8 out of 40 GB free .... and I found TV's
question rather a reflection of my own problems. I am thinking of upgrading
to 80 GB very soon ...

On 5/16/06, Tirumurti Vasudevan  wrote:
>
> thanks to all who responded.
> guru,your first mail got through four hours after your second!
> does your company batch process the mails to send ?
>
> yes MS has many such quirks. if not it will not be MS.
> another such is the defrag program that takes ages to run through.
> i started it last night and went to sleep.
>
> it is ok initially to have a few drawbacks and third parties fill in the
> gap.
> but as time and versions go by should they not take care of these things.
> apparently no need feels MS.
>
> longhorn?
> reports that i hear is not encouraging. the size of the OS itself
> seems to be some five gig.
> i shall forget it till i get a new pc.
>
> curious to know how often people change their pc?
> nukkies, your input?
>
> tv
>
> On 5/15/06, Gurunath Maddulapalli  wrote:
> >
> >--
> BE HAPPY! LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO BE UNHAPPY!
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