From your post, it looks like the computer is working as it should. Drive C has around 30 Gb used, this would be the o.s. and your files and programs. The backup drive [D] has 15 Gb used this would be the backups of your files and program data. The recovery drive [E] has 8.1 Gb used, this should be the o.s. and whatever else was on the computer when you bought it. I would think that anything you save would end up only on C and D. If it is ending up on E, then you don't have a recovery drive, because what was on there originally has been overwritten. Note the 15 Gb on D is nearly double the size of E. If you restrict saved files to only one drive, you really need to have a backup on CD of anything that can't be replaced. If that one drive fails then everything is gone. So is the backup on D, from Winrescue, or from Windows built in backup program or something the manufacturer put on the computer? All you need to do is disable the backup program and delete all files on D you don't want, then you [and the o.s.] can use it for whatever you want. Just remember, always have a backup copy somewhere of any files you don't want to lose. I always backup to CD or DVD, it has saved me multiple times over the years.  |