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| 03 Dec 2012 | #1 |
| | less theoretical amount of D capacity than actual ! my system is newly formatted ... i kept a back up in D - if this info helps you - . the amount of free space in D drive is theoretically less than actually ! |
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| 03 Dec 2012 | #2 |
| | What is your question? How big is the drive/partition supposed to be? |
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| 03 Dec 2012 | #3 |
| | in the left pic , the used space in 42 GB .... in the right pic , it writes that 111 GB free of 232 GB which means 121 is used . the two pics show infos that are in contrast ! |
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| 03 Dec 2012 | #4 |
| | The photo on the left only shows the properties of the Doc folder, not the entire partition. |
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| 03 Dec 2012 | #5 |
| | Make sure you have hidden files visible on explorer options. The difference may be due to those files being stored somewhere. Often Windows creates the hidden folder "system volume information" that contains the system restore data, which can take quite a big amount of space. |
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| 03 Dec 2012 | #6 |
| | Also if you have any system images on there they will report as 0 bytes when they are infact many GBs, just a thought |
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| 03 Dec 2012 | #7 |
| | Hidden Item? 
Quote: Originally Posted by AddRAM  The photo on the left only shows the properties of the Doc folder, not the entire partition. The title bar of the "Properties" window also indicates that multiple items are selected. If it was just the "Documents" folder, the title bar would say "Documents Properties".
Quote: Originally Posted by Pauly Also if you have any system images on there they will report as 0 bytes when they are infact many GBs, just a thought Have the pagefile and hibernation file been moved to that drive? |
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| 04 Dec 2012 | #8 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by AddRAM The photo on the left only shows the properties of the Doc folder, not the entire partition. because i manually calculated it gave 34 GB .. plus 7 GB in the briefcase = 40 the briefcase wont its size by just passing over , going inside reveals |
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| 04 Dec 2012 | #9 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Alejandro85 Make sure you have hidden files visible on explorer options. The difference may be due to those files being stored somewhere. Often Windows creates the hidden folder "system volume information" that contains the system restore data, which can take quite a big amount of space. |
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| 04 Dec 2012 | #10 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Pauly Also if you have any system images on there they will report as 0 bytes when they are infact many GBs, just a thought maybe when i asked the repair man to backup my data , there might be system images involved in what he backedup ... |
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