What is Using All My Disk Space?


  1. abredt
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    What is Using All My Disk Space?


    I have a 100 GB hard drive on an ASUS laptop that I don't use very often. Disk properties says 90 GB is being used with only 9 GB free space.
    How can I find out what is using the disk space? App Data only uses 2 GB.
    Thanks, cb
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  3. HAVOC
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    Have a look at WinDirStat
    https://windirstat.info/
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  4. abredt
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    More than I ever wanted to know about my disk.

    Many thanks, cb
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