Why do I download Ghost ol to drive F and install it to drive F, but I am prompted that there is not enough space on drive C? I haven't installed any games on drive C, and I don't know how to uninstall them. Even if you install it on drive C, it doesn't mean that the program won't write files on drive C. Maybe the space on drive C is not large, or if you usually install the software on drive C, the operating system itself will take up a lot of space on drive C, and it will continue to take up more space after a long time. I suggest you repartition the hard disk, and then partition the space on drive C! The workload is relatively large! And you need some hands-on ability! Think about it yourself. ...