i just figured out what you did. the first image in your first post is from you opening win7 64 and selecting all, so you only got the total space being used by your files in the partition. your second picture in your first post is from you rightclicking win7 64 directly and selecting properties. in short you are not missing any space. don't feel bad i have pulled this one myself.
Run WinDirStat (but only for C) as pparks suggested. That will show you the whole story. There is no problem with your shadowstorage - it is very small though.
I was missing space.
I installed WinDirStat (thanks for that app) and I had 122GB in Windows/Temp that wasn't showing up when bringing up the Windows folder properties.
I deleted 70GB of tmp files but there are 39GB that won't delete saying I don't have Permission, even though my account is an Administrator.
They are a bunch of HTT****.tmp (the **** represents 4 digits).
They range in size from 575MB down to 2.5KB
Try with this: Take Ownership Shortcut
still no go.
here are what the files look like. I am thinking that these are temp files from watching live video stream over at live.twit.tv
I had the stream going for 24/7 for a few days.
Yeah, but those files should be deletable. You can try a couple of other things:
1. try to move them to an empty partition that you can then reformat.
2. try to delete them in safe mode. That way all handles would be released.
But if that does not work, i am at my wits end.
Boot an Ubuntu live cd, navigate to the Windows folder in Ubuntu's filesystem, delete. Cheer.
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