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Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 3
OS: Win 2k
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Oddly this last month my little 10GB HD now appears as a 6.81GB HD and my 120GB slave drive appears as a 111GB HD. Any ideas what happened or where I can look to see what the mysteriously missing 12GB is being used for?
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 91
OS: XP
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Have you run a disk clean up in a while? If not you could clean out the temporary files, recycle bin files and older restore points all of which take up space. If you have Norton protected, that could be taking up room. After the cleanup, run scandisk and defragment your HDD to prevent slow down.
Here's a utility which is supposedly good to tell you whats taking up HD space. http://www.win.tue.nl/sequoiaview/ |
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The drive size as advertised is the unformatted capacity ... A 120GB drive showing as 111GB is normal for an NTFS format, the 10GB reporting 6.81 is off, in my book.
Right-click on My Computer and select manage. In the left pane choose Disk Manager. Look in the right pane and see if the 10GB drive has more than one partition. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 3
OS: Win 2k
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Thanks for the replies
I have run defrag on the disks bafore this post Chevy hmm Interesting ... Disk Manager shows 1 partition on my 120GB HD and 2 partitions now on my 10GB although last month it did appear as a 10BG HD. I have not run any partition software after installing this OS. Disk Management C: Partition Basic Fat32 Basic 9.32GB Online 6.82GB Fat32 Healthy (system) 2.48GB Unallocated D: Partition Basic NTFS Basic 111.79GB Online 111.79GB Healthy (active) |
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So, where did the unallocated space on Drive 1 come from? |
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