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    Hey, I was reading a thread on stox poker where a senior player suggested using one hard drive for your operating system and another to keep HM on. Apparently this significantly improved the performance and stability of his machine. I have a second hard drive on my pc which is completely unused, will placing HM on there make it run smoother? and if so, How do i go about moving the program and the dtabase to the scond hard drive?

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    You dot have to put holdem manager on the second hard drive - rather you want to install postgres to your second hard drive. In order to do this you have a number of options.

    1 - i) go into postgres and backup up your holdem manager database
    ii) Now uninstall postgres from your C [I am assuming this is the default location] drive.
    iii) No install postgres - however, when it asks you where you want to install it to change this to E: (or whatever your second hard drive is labelled as.
    iv) No start holdem manager and create a new database - then go into postgres and overwrite the database you just created with the backup you made previously

    2 - Use the same process - however, this time just export all of the hand and re-import them rather than using a backup (you may want to do this as well if you are attempting the method using a backup just in case anything going wrong).

    This does improve performance and I would recommend this to everyone.

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    Cool, ty. How do i backup the database?

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    How do i get to the command prompt? I'm a techno DONK!

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    Start -> Run... type cmd and click ok

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    I get this message: "c:\program is not recognised as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"

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    Please email me at fabio@holdemmanager.net to set up a date and time for a Teamviewer session so I can help you

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