That helped
This was going to be my next action, but I wasn't sure whether I had already done this or not. I went to the client's office today and checked the paging location and it was still on C: with a paging size of 2048-4096. I tried moving it completely from C: to 
but got a warning saying that Windows needed at least 200MB for something (don't remember). I left it at 250MB and set the paging file to with a size of 2048-4096. It required a restart and after rebooting the C: drive had an additional 2GB of space.
Thanks for the recommendation!
Google a utility called 'Change of Address'
Do you have a lot of applications on the C: drive? There used to be an app called 'Change of Address' (hereafter, COA).
+ Create a directory on the drive called Program Files.
+ Copy a program subdirectory from C:\Program Files to \Program Files.
+ Backup your registry.
+ Run COA, specify the origin directory for the app you copied, and the destination directory. (Check if there's a registry backup option; if so, the previous step is unnecessary.)
+ COA changes the registry entries for the app, local shortcuts, etc.
+ Test, test, test.
+ Delete the app subdirectory from C:\PF.
I haven't used this in years, don't know if it's compatible with your version of Windows, or if you can even find it any more. Note that it doesn't change shortcuts on client systems that point to the app.
Also, have you tried the Disk Cleanup tool, available by right-clicking the drive, Properties, Tools? Defrag'ing?
Reallocating existing partitions - Win Server 2003
Now they are running critically low on space on the C: drive but there is plenty of space on the
Can this drive be repartitioned to allocate some of the space on the
Acronis has a server tool that appears to do this but it's more than $600.
Bottom line is that they know that they need a new server and don't want to spend the $600 but need a short term solution.
Thanks!
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