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30G SSD drive is to small for Win 10
Hello All ...
I have recently acquired a Dell Inspiron 1523 15z laptop - it is a very nice laptop (touch screen, lighted keyboard, 64bit with 8 gig memory) but it has a small 30 gig SSD drive. I got this laptop just days before Microsoft Windows 10 free Upgrade expired and it was at that time that I found out that this drive was not big enough to do very much with. It was very hard to install Windows 10 even after deleting nearly everything on the drive to free up enough space to install the new OS. It also has a 400 gig 2nd drive which, of course, is used for all data storage. I have attempted to redirect Windows Users folders to this 2nd drive, but as you know every time Windows goes thru an Upgrade I have to re-do the redirect. Plus app downloads and other Windows things do not redirect very easily.
I have decided to replace the SSD drive with a larger one. So my question is ... What is the optimum size for a Windows 10 C: drive? I'm looking at a 120 gig drive from Amazon for about $40 dollars. A good price I figure, but is it a good size?
P.S. This laptop also has a DEAD battery which is located inside under the touch pad. I'm also ordering a new battery from Amazon and figure as long as I have to take this laptop pretty much completely apart, I might as well replace the SSD drive while I'm at it. Don't ya think.
Thanks All