Hard drive shows an incorrect amount of free space available

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• hard drive showing the low amount of available space. slowdown of the programs and not allowing not to defrag or run cleaning

  never heard of a partition, but I have 50 + in the unallocatted space. Why have a partition and how to use this free space in C drive.

  Hidden files can occupy more space than you expect!

  Go to start, Control Panel, Folder Options, view, advanced
  Settings and check the box to "Show hidden files and.
  files' are ticked and "Hide protected operating system files from the.
  'is not checked. You need to scroll down to see the second
  order of the day. You must also ensure that box to "hide".
  extensions of known file types"is not checked.

  Notwithstanding, there are some files that are hidden. You always
  will not see the System Volume Information folder.
  Access to the System Volume Information folder
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;309531

  I'd be interested to see a report of Disk Defragmenter. Open disc
  Defragmenter and click analysis. Select view report, and then click Save
  Also and save. Now to find VolumeC.txt in your My Documents folder and post a
  copy. Do this before you run Disk Defragmenter, because it is more
  informative.

  Hope this helps, Gerry Cornell

• Why my D drive shows 0 bytes and any free space?

  I don't know what to do.  Is this a problem?  FixIt ran and he said that there is no problem with the drive.  Under Device Manager, it says "readers of CD-ROM/DVD-ROM" and that its says "HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GH41N SCSI CdRom Device".  I have an Emachines PC using Windows 7 Home Premium.  , I have a problem I should worry?

  Hello

  This is normal, if there is no disc in the drive.

  If you place a disc in the drive, then it will display information about that record.

  Concerning

• Why Windows 7 displays an incorrect amount of free disk space / used on my DVD - RW drive?

  Why Windows 7 displays an incorrect amount of free disk space / used on my DVD - RW drive?

  Windows 7 can show the incorrect amount of free and used space in serious DVD - RW or DVD + RW media properties.  After burning data on the disk, Windows 7 could show that there are 0 bytes of used space and free space available on the disk capacity.  In reality, the amount of used and free space on the disk is reversed.

• to know the amount of free space in a tablespace

  Hello
  
  I'm learning to oracle 9i release 9.2.0.1.0. I had created a tablespace 'TOOLS' to use the default tablespace for Statspack.
  I would like to know the amount of free space available in this table space. To do this, I ran the following query, but there was no selected lines:-
  
  SQL > select tablespace_name, bytes from dba_free_space
  2 where nom_tablespace = 'TOOLS. '
  
  no selected line
  
  SQL > select name from v$ tablespace;
  
  NAME
  ------------------------------
  CWMLITE
  DRSYS
  EXAMPLE OF
  INDX
  ODM
  SYSTEM
  TOOLS
  UNDOTBS1
  USERS
  XDB
  TEMP
  
  Can someone say the reason for this.

  Strange that the difference of 0.625 MB does not appear in free_space...
  But anyway, this tablespace is good as COMPLETE.

• Your computer is running out of available memory. Flight Simulator will now exit. You can't have enough free space on your hard drive. Run Disk Cleanup to free up space, and then try to run Flight Simulator.

  «Your computer has run out of available memory.» Flight Simulator will now exit. You can't have enough free space on your hard drive. Run Disk Cleanup to free up space, and then try to run Flight Simulator."

  I tried to adjust the size of swap file, and I have tried no pagefile.
  But I still get this error Message When I try to start FS9.

  Windows Vista Edition Home Premium 64 - bit Edition
  : AMD Athlon (TM) 9550 Quad-Core processor
  (Vivid RAM) memory: 6.00 GB

  You must specify a linker flag this option in the header of the image of fs9.exe because FS9 is a 32-bit application and use 2 GB of virtual address space.
  With the indicator largeaddressaware under your 64 bit OS, it is possible for FS9 to use up to 4 GB of address space.
  Get the SBB Explorer (http://ntcore.com/exsuite.php) open fs9.exe, header to open the file then click on 'Click here' and mark "App can handle > 2 GB addresset", save and close fs9.exe.

  As a preventive safeguard your fs9.exe before if something goes wrong.

• Amount of disk space available on the disk hard keeps fluctuating.

  I have a Compaq CQ2103WM-B desktop running Windows XP, hard disk Go 139.  I started to receive notices of high memory use, began to receive notices of disk space is low. I ran the cleaning disc several times, it has been very slow, constantly showing only 2 bars, sometimes for hours. He finally released the space and I have deleted several programs and files, emptied the trash. After a few minutes the amount of free space started going down again. For several days, I kept repeating this process, but keep decreases the amount of free space on the disk. Now, it fluctuates to the amount of free space on the disk every few minutes. I downloaded and ran CCleaner, it frees up space and again it has disappeared in a few minutes. He got so low that I can't watch videos, use system restore, download other software or software upgrades (like Norton), cannot download pictures from my camera or save files in programs such as Corel Draw. Right now is 3.97 MB free space, he went down in the KBs, sometimes it goes up, but it changes even if I do nothing. I scanned for viruses and malware, Norton managed to reach space, but it lasted only a few minutes. I don't know anything else to try. Would it be a software problem, the malware that Norton cannot detect, the hardware, or if my system has been hacked and someone uses free space on my computer? Any information would be appreciated.

  In disk clean up, look for the button "other options" above I think it is, go to the

  the bottom of the next page, look for "System Restore" cleaning, this eliminates all but the last

  restore, and then mount the disk clean up. In addition, with a 139 GB hd, you must also have video/music

  files on the C: drive, perhaps to burn them on a cd. In addition, in my c: drive-count, R.click, open,

  Do scroll through folders & see what take place, install a slave drive can be

  you are the answer. With this, you can move all data from the user to the slave instead of having

  C: drive handle it all.

• When you try to download a game: error "D" drive does not have a sufficient free space to download the game.

  Original title:

  I want to play the game "Hellfire".  My "D" drive does not have a sufficient free space to download the game from drive "D".  How to open a free space to download the game?

  I want to play the computer game Diablo "Hellfire".  When I try to download the game via the "D" drive, I get a message saying that the "D" drive does

  not enough free space to download the game.  How can I get more free space on the disk "D"?
  Hello
   
   
  1. What edition of Windows XP work?
  2. What service pack is installed on the computer?
  3. What happens if you download the game via the c: drive?
  4. The place where you download the game?
  Check if available hard disk space is available as recommended for the game.
  The disk cleanup tool lets you free up space on your hard disk by searching your disk for files that you can safely remove. You can choose to delete some or all of the files.
  You can perform Disk Clean up and then try to re - download the game to see if the problem persists.
  Description of the tool in Windows XP disk cleanup

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310312

   

  Consult the following link as well.
  You receive the error "your computer is running out of memory" message when you start Flight Simulator
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/892610
  I hope this helps!

• My hard drive and the Extras have plenty of space. Yet several times each and every day, I'm getting flashed "virtual memory minimum insufficient..." Virtual memory pagefile... "Any joy? Please help if you can. Thank you. Cecilia.

  Question

  I have another type of problem with Firefox

  Description

  My hard drive and the Extras have plenty of space. Yet several times each and every day, I'm getting flashed "virtual memory minimum insufficient..." Virtual memory pagefile... "Any joy? Please help if you can. Thank you. Cecilia.

  This has happened

  Each time Firefox opened

  Only a few weeks ago, (tried everything)

  Troubleshooting information

  ?

  Version of Firefox

  3.6.3

  Operating system

  Windows XP

  User Agent

  Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en - us; RV:1.9.2.3) Gecko/20100401 Firefox/3.6.3 (.NET CLR 3.5.30729)

  Plugins installed

  • -Adobe PDF plugin for Firefox and Netscape
  • Default plugin
  • Shockwave Flash 10.0 r45
  • Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) plugin for Mozilla browsers
  • Java plug-in 1.6.0_07 for Netscape Navigator (DLL Helper)
  • Npdsplay dll
  • DRM Netscape Plugin store
  • DRM Netscape Object network

  Read about virtual memory here: http://www.ehow.com/windows-xp-virtual-memory/

• Is it possible to install Boot Camp and use window only with an external hard drive, so it doesn't take much space on my Mac?

  Is it possible to install Boot Camp and use window only with an external hard drive, so it doesn't take much space on my Mac?

  No. Windows cannot be installed on an external drive, or start from a.

• Windows Vista shows 1.84 GB of free space on a 37.2 GB HARD drive, but it is false.

  A friend has Vista Home Premium 32 bit, service Pack2 installed. Vista reports that there is only 1.84 GB of free space on 37.7 Go, but through all the folders and adding up their total use, there's only 14.8 GB of data (documents, downloads, photos, programs, and Windows Vista, etc.) on the disc and even if Restore Points using a full 5% of disk space, which is only 1.86 GB extra. I ran disk cleaners (disc CCleaner and Windows clean), all temporary files at once I.e. and Windows Explorer have been removed, all registry errors have been fixed, and there are only two restore points. When I first checked the disk usage after receiving a warning that the C: drive was almost full, there is a red bar on the C: drive, instead of the usual blue (I dunno what that means), but after race Defragmenter Windows bar was new blue, but the use of the disc was reported more than twice what is actually there. Everything which can be removed, cookies, namely history, recent documents from Windows Explorer, etc., etc. have been removed. I can't understand where are the other ±18.7 GB.

  A friend has Vista Home Premium 32 bit, service Pack2 installed. Vista reports that there is only 1.84 GB of free space on 37.7 Go, but through all the folders and adding up their total use, there's only 14.8 GB of data (documents, downloads, photos, programs, and Windows Vista, etc.) on the disc and even if Restore Points using a full 5% of disk space, which is only 1.86 GB extra. I ran disk cleaners (disc CCleaner and Windows clean), all temporary files at once I.e. and Windows Explorer have been removed, all registry errors have been fixed, and there are only two restore points. When I first checked the disk usage after receiving a warning that the C: drive was almost full, there is a red bar on the C: drive, instead of the usual blue (I dunno what that means), but after race Defragmenter Windows bar was new blue, but the use of the disc was reported more than twice what is actually there. Everything which can be removed, cookies, namely history, recent documents from Windows Explorer, etc., etc. have been removed. I can't understand where are the other ±18.7 GB.

  You can check the amount of space allocated for system restore points.  The system restore point brought the file size can be larger than necessary and could keep the restore points created when Windows updates come through and devours your file space.  It is interesting to watch in any case just to be safe.  I had this problem and changed by reducing the allotted file space in the system restore folder/file.

• Hard drive shows only 32 GB

  Hello

  I own as a HP Pavilion dv6830us laptop w / Windows Vista Home Premium bought a few years ago.  The original WD25 - BEVS hard drive has failed.  I bought a WD Scorpio Black 500 GB WD5000BPKT to replace.  Installed the two recovery discs purchased from HP.  Entering Windows after the restoration, a window popped up and said "unrecoverable error" and prompted me to turn off the laptop.  This would happen whenever I rebooted the computer.  Eventually I realized that this was the program file HP installer which has been the cause, so I managed to access msconfig before the message popped up and disable start-up.  Now I find myself with a Windows installation with absolutely no extra software on this subject.

  That said, I was frustrated, but happy to simply reinstall everything.  Then I discovered that Windows displays the hard drive as 32 concerts, with less of a free concert.  I downloaded the update to the BIOS of HP.  Then I downloaded Western Digital Diagnostics software, and under the physical disk box, it recognizes the model and capacity (500 GB).  Under the logical drive box, it shows the file system NFTS, total space 34,37 GB and 1.05 GB of free space.

  I would like to know how to solve this problem, as this whole process took more than 2 months and honestly, it's been a nightmare.  If someone could point me in the right direction, I would be grateful.

  The following Microsoft link should help, please remember when to extend a partition, make sure that you have a backup of all your programs and data first.  There is always the risk that something might fail and with what it is your primary drive, you could lose it all.

  This link is for Win7 but it is very similar to what you would do with Vista:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/how-do-i-extend-the-volume-of-my-c-drive-in/344b6a36-BCD1-4d7f-B638-3a4d048ecea0

  The instructions below are in the provided link and the info of what you will need.

  Windows 7 Partitions or Volumes extension

  This section shows that you must extend a Windows volume. To do this, we must open the tool of disk management where we can resize our volumes. The following steps will guide you in this process.

  1. Click the button on the Start Menu in the bottom left of your desktop, and then click the Control Panel menu option.

• HARD drive shows less space than it actually is.

  So, we have an iMac 2010 and it's on Yosemite. We installed Windows 7 earlier on a bootcamp partition and it worked fine. Well, go ahead some time and I try to delete the BootCamp partition to save space as we never use it. Utility disk I would remove it, but it wouldn't let me not resize the OS X partition to recover the 300 GB used Bootcamp. So I did everything I could think of with disk utility and he ended up telling me that it cannot repair the disk and try the recovery disk. I did and he told me that he had to be reformatted as he could not do anything. I moved everything I wanted and it reformatted my El Capitan USB installation off the coast. I thought that this going to fix my problem, but not the whole HARD disk it's only 700 GB instead of 1 TB. It shows no way to resize or whatever it is. Something that I watch shows only 700 GB, but I know very well that it is a 1 TB drive. How can I get the HARD drive to its appropriate size?

  Also, the command "diskutil list cs" shows exactly nothing when I try. He said only "No CoreStorage groups of logical volumes found."

  Please after the release of

  diskutil list

  sudo TPG - vv - r see the/dev/disk0

  You will be asked your password, that are not displayed to you.

  Utility disk and BC Assistant should not be interchanged to manipulate partitions.

• upgrade hard drive shows old size

  I have a HP Pavillion Elite four years old m9500z.  I had a hard drive failure, so I installed a new hard drive.  I did a system repair disc, and then made an image of an external hard drive system.  Everything went very well.  After completed I installed the repair disk, shut down the computer, removed and installed the new hard drive.  The old hard drive was 320 GB and the new drive is 2 TB.  Reinstall it also seemed to go well.  After the relocation was complete I started the computer and everything looked good and has a great.  I checked the 'computer' to see the new hard drive, but it showed the size of the old 320 GB drive.    This computer has Vista and I upgraded to 7, so I did that upgrade disc that is why I made the image of the system.  Any suggestions?

  

  Thanks am... everything worked and all is great!

• My windows XP on my computer has 2 equipped with hard disks for it, but only the master hard drive showed. How can I make if I use two hard drives.

  The master drive is showing that the C: drive but my other hard drive does not appear. How can I solve this problem...

  Sorry if I can't give full detailed descriptions Im new to XP.

  When the computer starts, press the right key combination.  Check the manual of your computer, or see the article by Michael Stevens' Access/Enter motherboard BIOS .