ConfigMgr Frontline

I have my HD partitioned into a C: and D:. C: is about 100gb and the plan was to use it for the OS and Office. D: is about 900gb and I use it for everything else – downloads, OneDrive, etc. I noticed my C: drive was running out of space and the culprit was my Outlook OST!! My OST was about 48gb!! (I like to download the maximum amount so searches go faster.) I tried to move the OST to D: using the “Account Settings...” and even editing the registry, ut Outlook was not having it. It kept recreating the OST on C: and ignoring the OST file I had moved. So, I decided to play a trick on Outlook. First, I created a folder on D: called Outlook. Next, I closed Outlook and *MOVED* my OST from C:\Users\ \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\ to D:\Outlook\ Now for the magic. I created a symbolic link to the OST file!! (You can also use the junction tool from Sysinternals.) From a CMD prompt: mklink C:\Users\ \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\emailid@contoso.com.ost D:\Outlook\emailid@contoso...

Imagine my surprise when my Dell Latitude 5501 was able to be upgraded to 64GB of RAM when the specifications state it has a maximum of 32GB. My guess is marketing. They want to sell you a more expensive model that officially supports more RAM. Here is a link to the RAM that worked for me. Anyway, if you are looking to upgrade your 5501, go ahead and move to 64GB.