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• disk space issues: How can I find out which components of the operating system I use is more to free additional disk space?

  HI: I have problems with disk space; I went to Windows Help and read that if I go into Add/Remove programs who said I could remove programs or components of operating system I no longer use. I remove some programs that I don't use anymore, but I do not know what operating system components I should delete!  Little help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

  Before you remove the services I would remove all but the most recent backup and restore point.  Then make a disk for temporary files Cleanup Wizard.  You can make you smaller file page, if you do not use put into hibernation, you can save 4-8 space gigis.

• my 'new' used pc is completely out of disk space. is it possible to restore FEPs hard disk?

  . didn't have computer a week. has got screwed big time to trust a 'friend '. It's a dell dimension E310 running windows XP. can I use the system restore or perhaps to repartition the hard disk to free up space on your pc? Help, please.  already deleted everything that I can to it and I still only 1% of space...

  If it is a newly acquired used PC, it is EXTREMELY important to clean the disc and perform a clean installation. Assistance, to start a new thread here:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-windows_install?tab=all

• 3000N200 R & R backup takes hours and using the large amount of disk space. Can anyone help?

  The weekly backup of Rescue and Recovery has suddenly started to take hours when I haven't changed anything and uses a large amount of hard disk space. I tried to remove some previous backups and it and it seemed to work OK and then all of a sudden decides to do the same thing. I tried a previous restore point and it helped for a while and now just made a backup taking 4 hours and 20 GB of hard drive space. It is a fault and has nothing to do?

  
  

• Inaccessible machine always appears as the use of disk space on vCenter

  Hello

  I use an ESX 4 server as a host of a vCenter.  One of our machines has probably been removed via the ESX itself some time ago and it does not exist on the store data, but when you browse the host when it is connected to the vCenter, I see the machine appears under the name "inaccessible".  Now, when I look at the virtual host computers tab, I see that the machine uses up to 25 GB of disk space, but this machine does not really exist on the data store.  I tried refreshing and so forth, but the machine still appears as existing and too much space.  Can someone explain why this is the case?

  Also, I can remove the machine from the inventory and no block will be reserved for this machine?

  Thank you

  Ofer

  If you are sure, that concerned VM is not necessary, do a right-click the VM and remove from the inventory. It won't support a swap file lock in the data store as the heartbeat for this virtual machine is already lost.

  Usually, a VC service is restarted and the removal of the virtual machine directly from host should solve the problem.

  Thank you

  Ramesh. Giacalone,

  VCP 3 & 4, MCTS(Hyper-V).

  Please give points, so useful

• A question about the use of disk space free on a RAID 10 for ASM?

  Is it possible to install/configure 11gDB under the CARS using left over 300 GB of disk space.
  
  I have all my drives configured in RAID 10 and I have 11g THAT RAC installed. I uninstalled RAC and database and then added the required RPM (ASM library and drivers).
  
  Successfully installed the RAC and then proceeds to installation and configuration of 11gDB for ASM using the available disk space.
  
  Is this possible? I get the error message: 11g DB intalled on RAC1 ASM cannot be used until the Oracle CSS service is started.
  
  Thank you

  You get this because CSS is not started, and ASM, it needs.

  As root, go in $ORACLE_HOME/bin and run:
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• 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.

• Running out of disk space HARD - Question on the Windows folder size

  Hello! I am troubleshooting my HARD drive space. I have a 'C' HDD 16 GB with nearly 0 MB space left (fluctuates probably due to created restore points).

  In any case, I discovered that my Windows folder contains about 7.7 GB of files. (I have Win XP Home Ed, 2002, SP3 installed - with MANY updates that have been installed over the years) 7.7 GB seems a lot.  Random check on the web (not sure how reliable replica is) I see less than 2 GB is what should be there.

  I don't think that there are many 'other' stuff in there, certainly nothing that I placed there. is there a way to check / clean this folder?

  Please do not suggest to re - install Windows as the solution, since at that time, I will buy another computer first.  then put in shape this one. It is clocked at 2.66 GHz Intel Pentium, so not ready to junk food she still.

  Thanks for your suggestions. Best regards, Frank V

  Frank

  Your list of the most fragmented files that partially reveals the magnitude of your problem. Note that the list does not display very large files that have less than 797 fragments. There are also many small and medium-sizes of the files fragmented with less than 797 fragments. A notable omission in your list, this is the System Volume Information folder. I can't believe that it is not fragmented, she must be on this part of the list is not displayed.

  To defragment by using with Windows XP Disk Defragmenter, you need a bit less 15%. Defraggler is my favorite Defragmenter, but I doubt that it will succeed on your C partition. With Defraggler you can defragment single files, except some files, including those related to safety programs. You must try to reach 20% of free disk space.

  Your swap file is severely fragmented and illustrated perfectly why the possibility of using the "let Windows manage" is not the best solution if you want the better system performance. Minimum setting fixed maximum = pagefile avoids what you see on your system. Unfortunately with a populated partition, it is very difficult if not impossible to resolve completely without having to reinstall the operating system. However, trying to mitigate the impact of what you see, it's something to watch much later in the restoration, the functioning of your computer.

  My previous to Outlook Express references were specifically directed against this program. Outlook is a totally different program and solutions for Outlook Express do not apply to Outlook.

  You cannot compact Outlook pst files and archives, except those who created versions of Outlook prior to Outlook 2003. You can empty deleted item folder and you must first check that it is empty. I would then back up your Outlook Archives on an external drive or flash before attempting to move the locations of archive. Once you have moved the archive folders successfully I would then move messages from your current folders to the archive folders. If you archive the current materials first of all you have more to lose if the process of change the default location of the folder goes awry. Then, you can archive your current messages and change the default location of the current file. You can move messages current return from archives as a last step if you feel the need to do so.

  I copied a few instructions from an external source on how to change the default locations. I hope you find these useful.

  To change the location of database of Microsoft Outlook, the OUTLOOK file. PST is to be moved. In Windows XP, you can find this file in the folder C:\Documents and Settings\loginname\Local Settings\Application application\Microsoft\Outlook\ and in Windows Vista, you can find it in the C:\Users\loginname\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\ folder. After Outlook is closed, the OUTLOOK folder. PST can be moved easily using Windows Explorer by cutting (CTRL-X) and paste (CTRL-V) in the personal folder on the partition data (for example D:\loginname\Outlook). Now, the file is deleted from the original location, Outlook will present an error message because the database can not found. Accept the error message, navigate to the new location of the OUTLOOK. PST file and restart Outlook.

  ATTENTION: If automatic archiving is enabled, the ARCHIVE file. PST must be moved as well! This file can be moved to the same location as OUTLOOK. PST, following the same procedure.

  Source:

  http://www.optimizingpc.com/miscellaneous/changing_storage_location_personal_folders.html

  Hope this helps, Gerry Cornell

• Calculation of resources LM disk space

  I'll put up a configuration of demo with about 300 GB of 10 servers. I want more people to use at the same time. If I have 3 users connect to LM at the same time and they deploy this configuration in their work space, will it take 900 GB of space if users are deploying all their macines? Each configuration will take up to 300 GB? Or LM records changes? Is there a documentation on that? Thank you!

  3 x 300 GB machines will take up to 48 MB of space per copy initially and then grow in size as are written by blocks.  Its a statement of changes based on block by block, called "copy on write" (COW).

  More info below...

  Disks of COW

  COW disks are the disk layout behind REDO logs, instant, linked clones and almost every computer created by the Lab Manager virtual.  These are files that represent a full disk by referencing a basic disk instead of copy it.  The disc of COW begins as a file (16 MB) empty and captures all the entries in the instance it represents in a sparse format.  Read both the disc of COW and underlying basic disks, you get the equivalent of a new instance of disk.

  A multitude of disks of COW can refer to the same basic disk to create multiple copies of this disc. COW drives can also be built out of other disks of COW, so the eventual structure in laboratory Manager looks like a tree of disks, which the internal nodes are shared.

  Lab Manager limit the tree to a depth of 30, and there is no limit to the width of the tree. Lab Manager also ensures that all internal nodes are read-only at the application level, and that leaves nodes are the only nodes in the tree that can be "run" so that we do not destroy the dependent disks of COW. As VMs are removed in the application, a background process asynchrously Lab Manager deletes nodes in the tree he can without affecting dependent disks of COW.

  When the disks of COW are used, their data structures pick up of ESX (the "pile of COW") kernel memory. The pile of COW is 40 MB in ESX 3.0 and up to 192 MB on ESX 3.5 u4.  Most of the COW lot is taken over by "inputs of root" which use 4 bytes from the heap of COW for each 2MB of disk, represented by disks of COW.  The result is that we can only open disks of COW representing a sum of 20 TB (40 MB / 4 b * 2 MB) of the base on each ESX Server disk.  This includes all nodes of a chain of disks of COW, so if you deploy virtual machines, with a string of 10 deep drives built COW out of 250 GB basic disks, you can open only 8 of these virtual machines before you run out of heap of COW.

  Performance of the disks of COW

  The impact on the performance of the disks of COW is complex, with hits of peformance and potential gains.  There will be a small performance hit start during the caching of metadata, degradation of performance during certain i/o operations and potential performance gains to the storage array cache.

  Metadata cached in memory to start the virtual machine describes the sparse structure of the COW drive - which hit to get the data from the file. Given that these metadata can become quite large, caching only a part of it.  When a virtual machine is a virtual SCSI read and we reached the metadata cache, each virtual reading will result in a single physical reading.  If we have a lack of cache, however, we first must make a metadata read before making the actual data read. Therefore, we can do more than a physical read by virtual reading if a virtual machine is reading from a variety of sectors of the disk.

  Another potential impact on the performance of the disks of COW is blocking during writing SCSI. Rare disks of COW will develop as the data is written to the disk (in segments of 16 MB), and files should be locked as they are grown.  This does not work with ESX virtual machines with a monolithic basic disk. The impact will be more apparent during continuous written causing the COW drives to grow rapidly.  In practice this was not a major issue in the facilities of Lab Manager.

  There are potential performance benefits to using disks of COW because of the caching of the storage array. Storage arrays cache files commonly used in memory, and when you use disks of COW, and commonly used and to share COW records can be read from memory and no disk.  Director of the laboratory is a use case that can take much of this advantage.

  Maintenance of records of COW

  Basic direction is to not worry the length of chain linked clone until it is close to the limit of the System Lab Manager of 30. Directors must ensure that they keep enough available disk space on their berries to consolidate records when they get close to this limit.

  Borderline cases

  There are cases where the length of chain linked clone must be controlled:

  Large capacity disks base & long strings: each ESX 3.5 u4 server can support only disks of COW representing 96 TB of disk Basic.  If your basic disks are large (100s of Go), you can control the length of chain drive of COW to stay away from this limit.  Lab Manager understands the limits of COW ESX and act appropriately limits are reached.

  Wholesale writes: for use cases that make large writes to disk (loads of large databases, application installs, etc.), the advantage of related clones Compact is reduced to the minimum. In these cases the previous consolidation can save a considerable amount of disk space. If you can design processes such as major Scriptures are made once and everybody down copies of the result, you will save a lot of disk space.

• lack of available disk space

  I am running vista premium on a lenovo thinkpad t61p.  I have a drive 141 GB.  My computer shows 16 GB of free space, but I can only find 50 GB of files and folders using WinDirStat and other cartographers in car.  How to bring back the missing 75 GB?

  So I guess this isn't a problem with system restore.

  Lenovo/IBM offers a technology called "ThinkVantage Rescue and recovery."

  Users have reported that he used more than 30 GB of disk space. Check if the following messages will help you or not.

  http://forums.CNET.com/5208-12546_102-0.html?forumid=133&ThreadId=246619&MessageID=2480829

  Position 14 was the solution posted by the user.

  MCP/MCTS: Windows Vista, Configuration

• Java downloads and Adobe do not indicating insufficient disk space

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• How do I allocate more disk space in vSphere Client 4.0

  I'm quite new to vmware.  I took over this job a few months ago and there was not a lot of documentation.

  Here's the situtaion:

  As the machine address of VMware 4.0 with 4 virtual machines running exchange and the other win2008.

  VSphere reports 675 GB of available space on Datastore1

  Configured space total is about 320 GB.

  QUESTION:

  1. where is the other 300 + GB?

  2. How can I use the 300 + GB to increase disk space for exchange 2010 server and win 2008 servers?

  Thank you.

  Hello and welcome to the forums.

  Note: This discussion has moved from the community of VMware ESX 4 to VMware vSphere storage community.

  VSphere reports 675 GB of available space on Datastore1

  Is this number, capacity or free space?

  Good luck!

• Disk space allocation

  I'm new to Ubuntu Server and new VMware server.  I want to use Ubuntu Server as my host and vmware server operating system to manage multiple virtual servers.  I have a fundamental question about the allocation of disk and how vmware server allocates disk to virtual servers.  I have a 500 GB drive, should I allow all of the 500 GB for ubuntu server host for vmware can subsequently he cut up or should I allocate a small part to the host so that the unallocated space and then to assign the created virtual methods later?  If I allocate space how vmware server know that it can consume?  If I leave unallocated space, how will be vmware server knows what is available?

  With the question... should I use the guided - use entire disk and configure LVM or what I need to do a manual install?

  Thank you

  Welcome to the forums!

  Generally depends on the use of the host how much disk space you allocate to VMware Server. The host is only used as a virtualization host? However, the disk space used by VMware is not entirely 'lost' for the host. Most of the time, you create virtual disks as a file stored on a system partition and the host file. You can create the virtual disk so that only the space used is allocated (thin configured) to save space on the host computer. As well as the size of the ramdisks is lost to the host, as it would with any other file.

  Only, you should be aware that you keep "/" and "/ var" separate so "/" will not fill. You can also give the space remaining after taking Ubuntu and VMware installation to a partition dedicated to VMware. But if you need more space, you can still use this partition for your Ubuntu host later.

  It's different ESX (i) that uses its own file system and partition (VMFS) to store virtual machines and which cannot be used by the host (but for what you would like to use on an ESX host...?).

  AWo

• ColdFusion 9.0 with over 9 GB of disk space

  I have a Coldfusion 9.0 Standard installation, it works great except for one year later, I noticed the use of more than 9 GB disk space.  I thought that software required only 500 MB of disk space? Please offer suggestions to reduce the disk space used, it seems more space is used by the runtime directory in the ColdFusion directory.

  Thank you!
  Tony

  Running Coldfusion 9.0 with MS SQL on a Windows Small Business SERVER 2003 box

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• How can I get the amount of free disk space using the space using windows 7 Please share example using GetDiskSpace

  How can I get the amount of disk space by using windows 7 Please share example using GetDiskSpace I already studied http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/9958B8E473C4EF1786256BBC0053B64F

  Reading your question a little more in detail, I doubt if you are using the Win32 GetDiskFreeSpace API function (including my previous post is the solution) of the function GetDiskSpace from the Toolbox of the programmer.

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