Harddisk suddenly Full


  1. fansgirl
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    Harddisk suddenly Full


    Hello I have a question, yesterday my drive C: still have 9gb free, but today it's almost full, at morning I only moving my file to my external hdd and unrar it on my external hdd, after I restart my computer the space is back again, is something wrong with my harddrive?
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  3. samuria
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    win 8 32 bit
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    Use disk clean to clear wasted space if you have extracted files its likley its just used tmp files in the proccess nothing wrong with the drive
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