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I dont know a whole lot about computers, I purchase a new Vista from Dell. And i had a Windows XP from Dell. Anyways i transfered my files to my Vista But they all went to the D Drive.. Now it's telling me i have LOW DISK SPACE.
How can i delete the files from there that i no longer use?

Hello Brenkor, welcome to PCHF.

It's simple. It's just a matter of going to those files via My Computer on your desktop, (D: ) Drive, and find the files you no longer need, right clicking on that file, and click on Delete. Does this help?

Thanks for answering
I tried that and it wont even let me open the
(D) Drive... It just has a recovery folder and it wont open.
any thing else i could do?

Are you sure that's where the files went? Use this tool to find the largest collections of files and used space on your PC: JAM Software - Windows Freeware

When i transfered the files, It went to the D Drive.
And it's already full.
But it does not let me open to make sure. I just got this computer and the disc space is
already full..Why else would it be full?
I dont know what else to do. I even tried to do a Restore from a certain date, And that did
not even work...

Brenkor, all the system restore does is return system settings and most important system files, nothing else.

Are you sure that the D Drive is not something else, such as your CD-Writer? In My Computer, right click on your (D: ) drive and go to Properties. Can you tell us what it says under "Type", "File System", "Free Space" and finally "Capacity"?

OH MY GOD..
I fill so stupid. I just went up stairs and figured it out.
I just hope i did not delete files that i should not have..

Thanks for all your help.
This web site is great!!!!