Recent content by Auditormadness9

You mean this greyout?

Most straight to point answer, thank you, I will. edit: I only needed it to rotate my video, since any native video app I have on PC can't do it (minus Clipchamp but Clipchamp is an advanced video editor that takes a while to load, a bit too long and is too extensive of an app for me to boot up...

I noticed for the past few months that the option of "Movies & TV" disappeared from the Open With context menu for any video file, and I assume the "Microsoft WinRT Storage API" is supposed to be this broken unsupported version of what's left of it? Clicking it simply opens the Movies & TV app...

This didn't really help me catch what actually runs these cmd commands. These are my current listings:

I recently decided to turn off "Close Automatically" option in CMD whenever it completes an operation. Ever since then, everytime I boot up PC it shows this leftover: Has something been trying to wipe my profiles everytime? What's going on? Thanks in advance.

I only need to know what type of operations it does under the hood to achieve what it claims to do. What it's saying on the surface level on these screenshots can be interpreted in many ways (eg. I thought at first moves all of it to S: then uses symlinks to point back to their original...

= much worth doing this EaseUS operation with the Program Files only and leave "User Home" files alone? I use FolderSize frequently and I couldn't find any significantly size-heavy installed programs.

Atm I'm more interested in alternative solutions minus buying new SSD. My current goal is to balance out my SSD spaces because my secondary has ridiculous amount of free space while Windows one almost none. My main goal is to free up lots of space on C: to the cost of the secondary drive to...

I'm guessing this is exactly the same operation but fewer clicks?

My User Home alone is 39.52GB and Program Files is around 21ish.

Is this what EaseUS claims to do? As attached in the screenshots. Exactly why I want to give it free space.

Any opinion regarding the EaseUS's suggested operation that I posted? Is it worth doing that? Or what does it do in general. Don't want to risk unwanted results.

Why? I already do that on S:

No. I have two SSDs. One is used for Windows. I want to give it space from the other SSD.

It refused to extend the partition.