...in simple, words-of-one-syllable, language.
My "C" drive constantly fills up. I know about "temporary Internet Files", "cache", but what about "temp"?? Can they be deleted? Where does all this shit come from. Using PaintShop causes space shortage, even though it is on another partition. I tried to move several programs, but they strongly resisted the move. What's a simple solution?
How big is your C drive? How much RAM do you have? ("Constantly fills up" sounds like swap files--programs using the hard disk like a scratch pad--this is normal, WinXP does it by nature, but it does require space. And less RAM means bigger swap files.)
Paintshop converts files to work with them, doesn't it? Temporarily turns them into easier, bigger graphics formats, or something like that? Somewhere in the program options, there'll be a setting for
where to put the temporary files. Change it to a different drive letter.
Also, I don't know all the possible uses for "temp" files, but they are meant to be temporary, and if they're hanging around
after you've finished using programs, they're just taking up space. Delete em all!
What about all those graphics files and mp3z and all that porn? Stored on C? Move em.