You have a Windows 7 desktop computer that has a C: drive and a D: drive that are separate disks. You use the D: drive for storing data and applications. You are finding that you are almost out of disk space on the D: drive. What is a good solution to your disk space problem?
A) convert the D: drive to dynamic, add a new drive and extend the D: volume onto the new drive
B) buy a new disk, and convert the D: drive to a RAID volume and use disk mirroring
C) backup the D: drive, reformat it and use disk encryption; restore the contents of the D: drive
D) extend the D: drive onto a storage area network

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Converting the D: drive to dynamic and adding a new drive to extend the volume onto the new drive is the best solution. This allows for additional disk space without losing any data and maintains the original drive letter for ease of use. RAID and disk mirroring are not necessary for this situation, and reformatting the drive and using disk encryption would delete all data on the D: drive. Extending onto a storage area network would require additional hardware and setup.

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