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| Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2008
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| 15.4GB made up of what? I noticed today that my hard drive was getting pretty full - the bar signifying the space was red, so I uninstalled a few things I didn't use anymore to free up some space. I also did the Disc Cleanup, which got rid of about 2GB. That left me with 24.6GB of free space, out of 138GB, and the bar turning blue. But I was wondering why it was so full in the first place...I didn't think I had THAT much stuff on there... So I opened The Vista ( C: ) folder, and calculated how much space the folders within it were taking up. ~QTWTMP.TMP - 16KB Applications - 5.68GB d_ejay2 - 220MB DVDVideoSoft - 495MB eJay - 2.73GB Intel - 252KB PerfLogs - 0 Program Files - 6.84GB ProgramData - 197MB temp - 8KB Users - 68GB videooutput - 3.13MB Windows - 14GB and these files: BOOTSECT.BAK = 8KB PA7311.DAT = 226KB Which, unless my maths has gone horribly wrong, means there is approximately 98GB of space being used. This means that there is 15.4GB of nothing, taking up space on the hard drive. Where is this coming from, and how do I get rid of it? Thanks in advance, oh and Happy New Year too |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2008
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| Have you emptied your recycle bin recently? Things just sitting in this bin will still take up space until they are deleted. |
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