Moving files from one drive to another

[clivus]

My computer 'C' drive is full, but my 'E drive has plenty of space apparently! I don't know exactly what that means but am assuming I could just move some files, say, my iTunes library, from the C drive to the E drive??
Or is there a bit more to it than that?
And how might one go about doing that?!
Thanks in anticipation

[jomifl]

What is your E drive,is it a partition on your hard drive or something else and does your E drive have enough space. you should be able to copy and paste, then if it pastes OK you can delete the original files when you need the space.

[clivus]

Thanks for the speedy response jomifl,
The E drive shows as a hard drive in 'my computer', the 150GB storage that I supposedly have on this computer seems to be split almost equally between the C & E drives, although everything seems to have been automatically stored by default onto the C drive. and I have almost 73GB free on the E drive. However, if I right click a file then highlight 'move to...' the E drive doesn't show as an option.

[squarebear]

Open up yoru C drive, the open open yoru E drive. You can then just drag and drop files from C in to E. Don't move any program files though or you may find they will stop working. Just move data.

[clivus]

Thanks square bear, I have tentatively tried that with acouple of photos that didn't matter if I lost them, and it worked!!
If I only had a brain!!!
Thanks again

[squarebear]

No problem. As long as you don't move the windows directory or your program files, you should be fine.