Smiling Carcass
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I have just cloned my d: drive, 500 gb to a new 1 terabyte drive f:
drive f: has 49 gig more used space then cloned drive d:
users on drive f: is 39 gig larger than users on drive d:
the d: drive also has around 50 gigs less used space.
all the other folders are the same size, so not only have I cloned, somehow an extra 49 gb to the f: drive but 10 gb seems to have ‘gone’!
I used Acronis True Image WD Edition and everything appeared to go well.
I don’t want to format my other drive as extra storage until I have some idea what has happened.
Any ideas?
drive f: has 49 gig more used space then cloned drive d:
users on drive f: is 39 gig larger than users on drive d:
the d: drive also has around 50 gigs less used space.
all the other folders are the same size, so not only have I cloned, somehow an extra 49 gb to the f: drive but 10 gb seems to have ‘gone’!
I used Acronis True Image WD Edition and everything appeared to go well.
I don’t want to format my other drive as extra storage until I have some idea what has happened.
Any ideas?
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