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Join Date: Aug 2007
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OS: Windows XP
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Missing Capacity on drive C:
I have a situation were the C: drive with 38GB has free space of only 1.5GB, but navigating through Windows XP Explorer all the files in the folders equal only 4GB. Where are the missing GB's. I look in Disk Management and do the defrag anylises and it shows that almost all of the drive has data files. Can any one help with this? This Computer is on a network.
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Re: Missing Capacity on drive C:
Try Treesize (Free). It will show a tree of all the directories and folders and their sizes.
Some could be pagefile ,hybernate, and system restore. http://www.jam-software.com/freeware/index.shtml
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