I have just been tidying up my hard disk at home, as it had got rather full, and I noticed that there is about 15 Gb of used space that I cannot account for. This is based on the difference between looking at the overall properties of the C: drive, and
then each of the folders inside it.
I have checked that it is including hidden files etc, and my virtual memory is only set to 1.5Gb.
Any suggestions would be very gratefully received.
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Stitch 2.0
I can feel my brain cells commiting hara-kiri.
You could try to use a tool called HDGraph (http://hdgraph.sourceforge.net/). It shows you graphically which folders/subfolders take up how much space.
It helped me to find 7GB of unnecessarily used space on my C drive.
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section31
Expert in CoffeeDrivenDevelopment
Which OS is installed?
If it's Vista then maybe this space is occupied by shadow copies and/or search index.
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section31 wrote:
Which OS is installed?
If it's Vista then maybe this space is occupied by shadow copies and/or search index.
Xp Home edition, haven't got around to upgrading yet.
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