Hello, I recently bought a new computer with Vista as an operating system. I performed the easy file transfer wizard from my old computer that was running XP and during the transfer process, the wizard placed files on the D drive where the Vista operating files are located. I realized the mistake I had made when an error message came up saying that there was not enough room on the D drive for anymore files. I reconfigured the wizard and the file transfer went with out any other problems, but now I keep getting a message that the D drive is nearly out of free space.How can I get to the D drive to remove the extra files that are supposedly there and not touch the Vista operating files? Or at least, free up enough space on the D drive so that I do not keep getting the message?

William, this is a forum for Microsoft Exchange Server. You may not get a lot of responses here. Try the Windows Vista forums such as the Migration forum. Here is the URL. http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/default.aspx?ForumGroupID=204&SiteID=17

Did you work this issue out...I wanted to back up to the system recovery drive D using the back up and restore wizardbut there was not enough room despite the fact that I have a factory set PC with nothing downloaded onto it..Anyway I managed to back up my files to disc using norton because the windows back up and restore to diskdidnt work, but I still keep getting prompted on the fact that there isnt enough space on disk drive D. I would still really like to have a complete back up not just my files but apparently it is all tooooooo hard! OMG! Why is everything soooooooo complicated?