difference in size of VMDK

Hello

I have a question about the size of the vmdk file. I've set up a disc Dynamics 40 GB and installed Vista Sp2 x 64 Home Premium. Space used within Windows is 22.9 GB. But the vmdk 29.9 (see attached photo).

I compacted the vmdk in the options of the player, but the size has not reduced. Why is the 7 largest GB vmdk?

Best regards

System:

Windows7 Ultimate Sp1 x 64-German

AMD Phenom II X 4 945 3 GHz - 4 hearts

8 GB DDR3 1333 RAM

Radeon HD 5770 1 GB

Samsumg F3 1 TB

VMWare Player 3.1.4 build-385536

Free space on the file system of the client must first be cancelled and this is normally done using the retractable function, which the two zeros out of free space and the Covenants of VMware Tools in the guest operating system when supported otherwise another method of zeroing on the free space should be done before using the Compact command.

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