The blonde moment is OK -- though 160 GB + 200 GB adds up to 360 GB, not 380 GB as ytou originally suggested. Otherwise, your computer is more than adequate for the job!
Anyway, video editing is a daunting task when you first set out, with all the new terms and processes. But in point of fact, once you get into it, and not very far into it at that, you will find that it is pretty intuitive and fairly easy, especially with Video Studio. You might want to start with the sticky post which is at the top of this particular Board: Recommended Procedures. It was originally developed for a version of VS which is now very much overtaken, but the basic principles remain much the same. In a sense it is a step by step guide.
Depending on how much puff is left in you after that, you might then want to tackle the far more detailed, but enormously helpful, tutorial done by one of our more enthusiastic members, Steve Jones, which you can find at
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic. ... 1991#61991 (In fact, Steve is so enthusiastic, he has done a wide variety of tutorials on other programs as well...!)
And if you have any specific problems, come back here and we will endeavour to help you...
Good luck
when telling you about my memory on computer i have it split one in C drive 160 GB and one in F 200GB