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If I start having my husbands files saved into the 'D' drive now (instead of the 'C' drive) I know that will just confuse the heck out of him.all of his files need to be in one drive and I am thinking I should just move them into the 'D' drive. Should we be storing his files in the 'D' drive (which again I am guessing is the HDD drive with 901GB) instead of the 'C' drive? If someone could clarify this for me I would appreciate it. The specs on this computer are 'Hard Drive': 1TB 7200 RPM HDD + 192 GB SSD Optical Drive ( I am guessing that maybe the 'C' drive is the SSD drive with the smaller memory?).

So, I am confused as to why there are seperate drives. It also has sub-files with documents, photos, videos, etc. The 'D' drive is labeled 'local disk', has 901 GB of memory and no files in it. 'This PC' drive has seperate folders with Documents, Photos, Video, etc. The 'C' drive is labeled as 'This PC' with 178GB of which 175 is used and is where the majority of my husbands files are stored - hence the low memory issue. I started looking at the drives and noticed the seperate 'D' drive. Anyway, I was copying some photos from his phone onto the computer and got the same 'not enough memory' message. I was confused because I know there is tons of memory in that computer (like 1T). My husband has been getting the 'not enough memory' message when doing some tasks - usually when working in PowerPoint. So, we have the Lenovo Ideacenter AIO700 27ish desktop.