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• rapid loss of hard drive space

  My laptop Dell Studio (64 bit), Windows Vista-based knows a rapid loss of hard disk space available. In the last two weeks, the available space increased from 45G to 7G. Meanwhile, I have removed all THE video, audio, photo and document files. Even with the addition of suppression and consequent of hard disk space, the "newly" found space disappeared within two days.

  I did a system cleanup, defragmented (a recent defragmentation gave rise to 0.3 G less free disk space), emptied Int Temp files several times, etc.

  When I go in my name of user, then APP DATA/LOCAL/MICROSOFT/WINDOWS/TEMPINT, there are less than 1 MB of files in the folder. When I check the folder properties, it says there is more than 30G of files. I changed the settings to open all the files and folders hidden without change. I tried to run WinDirStat and it locked every time... even when it running only on the Temp Int folder. System restore points have been deleted without effect. In fact, the HD space had decreased 7.7 6.7 G g sitting doing NOTHING.

  I am at a total loss. Can I remove this folder without negative consequences? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hey dax,

  Well, I tried CCleaner and it does the job. I went from 6.7 G of disk space to 244G. It took about 20 hours to complete. Seems like CCleaner or something similar should be standard with the Windows operating system. I have used CCleaner on another computer and just forgotten about its usefulness.

  I found a few links to similar problems with Vista sequestering all, without regard to content. When I saw the files to remove it was witnessed by commissioning initial nearly two years ago. Obviously, cleaning of Vista is minimal at best. Never been able to find an explanation as to why EVERYTHING was stored as a VERY hidden file.

  And, also, I discovered that my photo, Nikon CaptureNX software, hide every file that is downloaded or modified in a similar way. Since I shoot more 25,000 images a year adds up quickly as well.

  Thanks for your help.

• I lose a hard drive space every day on my Windows 7 computer

  My computer is barely a month.  I only put on about 6 programs, all with small footprints.  I transferred to about 70 GB of files.  I know that the system uses the memory out of the box, but even with all that taken into account, that I can't take into account more than 40 GB of space and the amount increases every day.

  I was check and each day I lose a few GB of hard drive space.  Where's he going?  There is much info on Vista and some of its features that uses a hard disk space, I guess than some that apply to Windows 7.  But seriously, for example I lost 2GB between yesterday and today, and I have absolutely nothing to the computer.

  Clean temporary files and use Disk Cleanup to reclaim space.  But it is usually minimal and it does not take into account what I lose.  I have the system to restore all of the space to a fairly small percentage.  In summary, I think I have everything correct in order to minimize the use of hard drive, but the space is to be consumed at an alarming rate.  No virus, MSE is on the system and did not find a thing.

  Where the hell the space continues?  I am glad that I have a large hard drive, so there is move the room, but it's ridiculous to have disk space available endangered on its own.  I don't know that it's associated BONE.  Thoughts?

  JDiskReport:
  http://www.jgoodies.com/freeware/JDiskReport/
  Shows the use of the space by folder and also great records list 50.

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com

  Never be afraid to ask. This forum has some of the best people in the world to help.

• No matter how much hard drive space or size is not displayed. It says hard drive is not accessible and the cyclic redundancy error.

  * Original title: hard drive problem

  No matter how much hard drive space or size is not displayed. It says hard drive is not accessible and the cyclic redundancy error. When I try to format it, it says windows could not finish.

  What just happened? How can I solve this problem?

  It says hard drive is not accessible and the cyclic redundancy error. How can I solve this problem?

  Sorry, you can not. A CRC error means that there is a serious problem with your drive. You need to replace it.

• Why my computer they used a lot of hard drive space?

  My windows 7 Home premium x 64 had about 800 GB of space left har disk. And now, there are only about 500 GB left. Please advise me on this problem before my computer uses all my hard drive space.

  Moved from devices on Windows 7 and drivers Forum.

  Hello

  This free program allows you to see what is taking place.

  http://www.Jam-software.com/treesize_free/

  Here's how to understand Treesize Screenshots:

  http://www.Jam-software.com/treesize_free/screenshots.shtml

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  Also check how much space system restore uses:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-much-disk-space-does-System-Restore-require

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  You can clean your hard drive using these two methods.

  "Delete files using Disk Cleanup"

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/delete-files-using-disk-cleanup#delete-files-using-disk-cleanup=Windows-7

  Using the free CCleaner program:

  http://www.Piriform.com/CCleaner

  In NO case use the registry cleaning Option in CCleaner

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  Download, install, update and scan your system with the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware:

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free

  And Norton Backup, if you are using Norton, can do strange things with filling of hard drive space.

  See you soon.

• Many disappear from the hard drive space

  Hello

  Recently I factory reset my computer and proceeded to put some of my old files save them on the computer. Some of the files were games, but I realized that I couldn't play without resettlement of their records. I was unable to uninstall properly an any of them, so I just deleted files - but I noticed after I had deleted the files that I had lost more (about 30-40 GB worth) hard disk space

  When I went to reinstall these games of their records, I found that they were taking about three times as much space as they said they would be (for example, it said it would take up to about 3.5 GB of space, but it ended up taking 11 concerts of my DD)

  Since then, I've lost an another 30 concerts without doing anything.

  Is there a reason for this? I scanned my computer for any sort of malware with two different anti virus systems, and they all come in white. I have two firewalls running as well, so I highly doubt that it is malware.

  I managed to solve the problem.

  System Restore has been fixed to raise as much as 50% of my hard drive space. I have since lowered to a more reasonable amount and have obtained a large part of the rear of space SD, and I at least know where the rest. Thank you very much for the help.

• My (C) hard drive space becomes low. What can I do?

  Hello

  My Windows Update is set to the recommended level. (C) hard drive space becomes low and other drives (E, F, G) have enough space. What happens if the C drive space comes to level down while Windows Update is taking place. The minimum amount of space have stand to drive C? How to manage the process?

  Your cooperation will be appreciated.

  Thanks & Rgds,
  Solvemachine

  You really need to think about 15%, a minimum of free space on the disk.

  Your 1st task is to try to identify the cause of the lack of space. Things like music, photos and especially video may gradually creep on you.

  TreeSize here is quite useful to work where space is gone.

  Libraries can be moved. Expand 1st level of etiquette in the left pane to display the top folder and right-click. The location of the tab, you can change the location of one of the empty discs and it will copy all files when you click on move. If you have more than one user, it is best to create a record of the user for each group and then do it for each of them. Don't forget to check the new location is included in all of the backups.

  Also use disk cleanup too. Open the computer, right click on the C drive, and then click Properties. Click Disk Cleanup. For more options in the result, click on the option of system files and see what you can get rid of.

• I have 2 failure windows 7 installs with 35 GB of hard drive space, but I find no windows.old file?

  I have 2 failure windows 7 installs with 35 GB of hard drive space. but I find no windows.old file?

  The first installation failed because I had a copy of counterfeit Windows 7.

  I bought another copy and installed. Then, I got a horrible virus/worm that disabled all .exe files and the fix was just beyond me!

  I installed again but did not know that the previous facility where still there.

  I tried to clean the disc, but I don't me "from previous versions of windows" to clean.

  I find no windows.old file. (Enabled hidden files)

  Only I have a disc ssd 60gig and want the missing 35gig kindly returned to use.

  Can someone help?

  Check the system restore to see how much disk space it uses:

  Click Start

  Right click on computer

  Click on properties

  Click on advanced system settings

  Click on the System Protection

  Click on configure

  Adjust the amount of disk space allocated to system restore.

  In addition, the amount of RAM you have installed, it will take more disk space for paging, hibernation, and dump files.

• Is there a reason to save the original NEF files after import for the LR in the form of files 'convert to DNG?  Is there a reason to save the two versions?  The NAVE seems to have no further use other than too much hard drive space.

  Is there a reason to save the original NEF files after import for the LR in the form of files 'convert to DNG?  Why save versions when the DNG is the original and the NAVE seems to just take remote hard drive space?

  I see no reason to keep them, they take a lot of space, one of the reasons to convert to DNG is that they are almost 20% smaller than the ships.

  But it is of course your choice...

• Bridge takes a lot of hard drive space

  Hello world

  IM new to this forum and new also for Photoshop CS6 and everything that surounds it.

  I had a small question which may be simple to you guys but its been annoys me a bit

  I work with bridge this morning and import pictures in it. Then I looked at my hard drive space and he was down about 5 GB. I do not change or do anything special, just imported photos so it would be easier when I start using PS CS6. Is it normal when I import images that it takes up little space on my hard drive. I thought that the bridge was used only to create a link between my photo file and Psalm I then tried to remove the images in Bridge to see if space would come back available, but it didn't. Anyone? Please help me to answer my questions?

  Thank you

  PS: I have 164 GB of free space on my hard drive, if it helps. Thanks again

  Black

  Post edited by: Black147

  What you see is normal.  Once you import pictures Bridge generates a cache file, then you can disply a thumbnail.  Delete the picture will still retain the thumbnail, which is the function of compact cache.

  The options you choose depend on the size of the cache.   Embedded thumbnails takes less space.  If you check generate and save previews of 100% that will really increase the size of the cache folder.

  See this thread for more information on the cache.  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/1094509?TSTART=0

• Loss of massive hard drive space

  I am running windows 7 on a PC with a 1 to hard drive/8 GB RAM, and up to a day ago I had more than 750 GB of free space on the disk. This morning I found that there are now only 203 GB of disk space. I ran disk clean, defragment the drive and cleaned the dive but still can't fig on that suddenly picked up all this space. Any suggestions?

  A useful tool for analyzing the use of space is Jam software treesize

  http://www.Jam-software.com/freeware/

  This will scan the drive and give you a breakdown of where disk space is going.

• Deleted photos appear not to be freeing up hard drive space

  I just deleted a ton of photos of Photos to free up space on my hard drive, but nothing seemed to change - why is - this?

  Thank you

  Hello mknj,

  Thank you for reaching out to the Community Support from Apple. I know how it is important to keep your Mac organized and your free storage space, and I want to help him. Just to be sure, after you remove the photos in question, did you also remove them from the "Recently deleted" album in the Photos app? This is like the trash on your mac but specific photos, giving you an extra chance to save your photos that you not wanted to delete. Until that they are excluded from this album space on your Mac will remain full.

  To find this Album open the Photos app and click 'Albums' tab on top and click to open it. To empty this album 'Delete All' at the top click or select the photos you want to delete and click Delete.

  If you have already done so, try restarting your computer and again controlled storage. Let us know if you have any other problem, and the whole community will be there to help.

  Best regards.

• My computer is running out of hard drive space

  So I got a message in the Photos saying that it optimize the photos stored on my computer and let the full resolution of those in the cloud.

  But my computer is still only 3 GB of free hard drive so it runs slowly.  How to make Photos to optimize better so that I have more like 10 GB of free hard drive?

  Thank you

  Optimal use of this computer could be a problem with only 3 GB left.3GB is there anything that will adjust upward for the swap disk cache. Even 10 GB on a hard drive to boot will really push it and it is not realistic to expect a computer to perform optimally with 10 GB of space. HD is used by the computer for permanent and temporary files and space can fill up very quickly.

  Delete some files on your hard drive or put your images on an external drive.

  Optimization of images with either change the format or quality. If you ok with losing than to convert them, otherwise you get a cheap external. A 1 TB USB 3 external drive can go less than 75 $us and could the investments needed at this stage.

• Mac OSX 10.11.5: Lack of 50 GB of hard drive space

  A few months (maybe a year), I used Bootcamp to create a partition on my Mac Windows. Today, I decided to use Bootcamp to delete said partition again. It worked well until it abruptly stopped Bootcamp, saying: the partition could not be deleted. I looked at my memory and saw that the partition has not been restored to my original HD. So now, Miss me about 50 + gigabytes of data.

  Here's what diskutil said.

  

  Disk utility does not list the missing partition. I lost the 50 concerts for ever?

  Hey Jeremiah-OOP.

  It seems that you went to delete the Bootcamp partition, but the utility has failed during the process. Now in disk utility, the Bootcamp partition does not appear but your primary partition is always smaller and lack of space that used to be under the partition Bootcamp.

  Let's take a look at this article: disk utility (El Capitan): partitioning a physical disk

  Expand a volume

  If you have several volumes on a device, and one of them is running out of space, you will be able to expand without losing the files it contains.

  To enlarge a volume, you must delete the volume that comes after him on the device, and then move the end point of the volume you want to enlarge in the freed space. You cannot expand the last volume on a device.

  WARNING: When you delete a volume, all data thereon is erased. Don't forget to back up your data before you start.

  You may need to use disk utility to expand your primary volume to take advantage of all the hard drive again.

  Take care!

• Hard drive space

  I have a Satellite 1730 CDT with Windows Millennium. When you use the notebook for the first time, I could choose between the version in Dutch, French or English. I use Dutch.
  Total memory of the hard drive is 5.5 GB. But the hard disk shows a memory of only 0.5 GB. There's not a lot of programs on the hard drive, only MS Works.
  Is it possible that the French and English versions are always hard disk? And I can remove them by using the systemrecovery disc?

  Hi rob.jager,

  I found the information on the pages of Microsoft, Windows Me does not have need around 320 MB on your hard drive. So there must be some other stuff on it.

  Using your recovery disc are not required of all data will be deleted (so Don t forget to back up important data). Maybe this will help.

  If this is not the case, perhaps that the available memory is not displayed correctly. Installation of some programs to see how much space it actually is.

  Good luck.