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| 18 Jul 2010 | #11 |
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In the treesize report, the Used space is shown as 36.1 gb but adding up the individual folders size gives only about 20gb.
My guess is its the hibernation file which is taking up space that treesize cant read. Do you use hibernation? Try turning it off. Click Start button, type "cmd" without quotes, then click on the result. At the command prompt, type: powercfg -h off Hit Enter. This will disable hibernation and delete the hiberfil.sys. Then run Treesize again or check in windows explorer. |
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| 18 Jul 2010 | #12 |
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After disabling hibernation there isnt much differnce just 2 GB increased ,
Treesize results attached ,Condition remains the same ,now free space showing as 5 GB still 15 GB is missing . Pls help in resolving this mystery 
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| 18 Jul 2010 | #13 |
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In windows explorer-> folder options->View tab->hidden files and folders, click on "Show hidden files, folders..." and uncheck "Hide protected operating system files". Click on Apply, Ok.
Now run treesize. Couple of more things you can try: 1) use spacemonger instead of treesize and see what it reports. http://www.sixty-five.cc/sm/ 2) Run a chkdsk. Disk Check |
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| 19 Jul 2010 | #14 |
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Thanks guys for your help !!!
Problem resolved , TEMP files were the culprit |
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| 19 Jul 2010 | #15 |
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I glad you're problem has been solved Decent now you know many ways and situations er possabilitys of what to look for Please be a good sport and REP Bill2 he deserves it thanks
Bill2 you got my Rep buddy |
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