Clean everything useless off from that C drive and see how much free space left there is.
If the free space is enough for your future use, you just do whatever you want to do. But, if the free space is not enough, don't worry. Simply transfer some free space of other partition to this C partition.
To move that partition space successfully, you can follow this video tutorial to do it step by step:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jCeT7CbsKk
Note: Act carefully not to lose any needed partition data. Just back up all needed data well at first.
How many partitions do you have on your notebook?
If there is not only the C partition, you can check whether there is enough free space on other partitions. If there is, just move the free space of other partitions to this C partition.
Open Disk Management and shrink or delete one partition with enough free space. And then, right click that C partition to "extend" there.
Of course, if you don't know much about that, you also can directly use partition resizing software to take chances. Immediately resize your C drive partition space.
In case of drive data loss problems, just back up all partition data well.
The simplest solution is to run Disk Cleanup as follows....
1. click start then hi-light All Programs > Accessories > System Tools and click on Disk Cleanup
2. wait while Disk Cleanup calculates how much space you will be able to free on ACER (C:)
3. in the Disk Cleanup for ACER (C:) under Files to delete:
4. click to set the check-boxes of the groups of files you wish to delete
5. at bottom of the list is the Total amount of disk space you gain
6. click OK button and on Disk Cleanup for ACER (C:) pop-up, click the Yes button
7. redo the preceding, clicking on the More Options tab to free more disk space from other areas.
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