Thanks Steve. Getting to the DISE program folder is no big deal, it's in the C:\Program 
Files folder. If I delete that, I'm wondering if a registry editor program that I 
have will "pick up" the fact that the files aren't there anymore. Guess I could try 
it. As far as what's in the D: partition, it's all very old DISE files that I have 
no use for, I never put anything else into it. DISE created the D: partition for 
it's use....it was a nice idea at the time, but is very out-dated now. I guess you 
know that DISE was a recovery program in the event of crashes, etc. I'll try deleting 
the files, then run the reg. editor program and see what happens.  I'll let you know. 
Any specific programs you'd recommend for doing the partition thing?







On Tuesday, June 19, 2007 at 7:12 pm, Steve wrote:

>To manually remove a program, you Delete the Programs Folders, and edit out it's 

>entries in the registry, and Partition software is needed to merge partitions. Things 

>can go bad when doing that though. So backup your Data, in case you have to reinstall 

>if the Partition software trashes things. Google will lead you to software to merge 

>Partitions. 

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