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November 30, 2012, 08:09:45 PM |
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I have a 60GB SSD with Windows, Bitcoin, lots of programs, and 10GB free. You have something else hogging space on your C: drive, like windows system recovery (10%), hibernate file (size of your RAM), page file, recycle bin, service pack backup, etc. Clean up your toys.
If in the future you wish to specify that Bitcoin store its data in a different location, you can use the option: C:\Program Files\Bitcoin\bitcoin-qt -datadir=E:\bitdata
Put that into a text file and rename it to "startbitcoin.cmd" and then you can run it. You will need to manage your wallet.dat file before you do this, such as copying your existing wallet.dat into E:\bitdata before running Bitcoin, otherwise Bitcoin will create another empty wallet.dat there.
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