How do I add disk space to my EEE PC? Where do I go from here now that my Asus Eee PC netbook is running out of space on its C: drive. I'm forever getting flagged to say that I need to remove unnecessary applications and files, but I only use four programs: Chrome, Picasa, Adobe Reader and AVG. I regularly defrag and compress the drive but I suspect that XP and its regular updates are eating up the free space. Can you point me towards a new netbook or tablet, but please, not into the Apple camp. Noel Fay, by email One easy way to give your Eee PC a new lease of life is to plug a high capacity SD memory card into the slot, and with 32Gb cards selling for under £20 it is a lot cheaper than a new netbook. Just leave the programs where they are but move your photos and data files to the card. It is also possible to upgrade the solid-state drive (SSD) on most Eee PC models, though this can cost more cost more than it is worth. If you are handy with a soldering iron there several articles on the web showing how to fit extra storage capacity inside the case. The guide on the Bit-Tech site, for example (http://goo.gl/31dku), uses the module from a flash drive.