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• total size of the files of Windows 7 does not match the size of partition

  In the D: partition

  total space: 265 GB free space: 59.1 GB

  There is only one visible folder: Daisy, size: 87.4 GB from the Explorer

  Other records hidden three: info Volume system, c:\Windows\Msdownld.tmp, $RECYCLE. BIN takes up almost no space

  Of course free space does not match the file size.

  Do not partition system, no problem to update windows and restoration, sleep or page file.

  Some strange things:

  1. with the help of file size 3.4 correctly see the size of the file

  Daisy file occupies 206GB

  Once I copied the whole file to the other partition Daisy

  and the result is the record more like 2xxGB

  so I guess that 206GB is the right size

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  may be ignored.

  2 folder being read-only Daisy

  Even uncheck or untick read only box in the properties of the folder does no effect

  After loading, it still shows read only

  3. 'read only' does not work

  2, daisy file is read only

  but I managed to delete files inside

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  Is it a mistake to folder structure?

  It's a newly installed windows, so I guess that windows is clean

  Hope to see the solution and identify the problem

  Thank you very much

  OK, based on your new information, the error is that Daisy is 206 GB but Windows Explorer reports it as 87GB.

  No other information seems more relevant.

  Ideas-

  1 run ChkDsk on the drive - [first of all, make sure you have a backup of Daisy or make a new backup always] in Windows Explorer, right-click on the drive & select Properties, then the Tools tab, then click the check now button, turn off the option to make repairs in first to see if there are errors or not before making any decision as repairs can delete or corrupt files which are reported in the file allocation table.

  2. find another utility that measures the size of record to help you track down all the difference here.  TreeSize Free will be repeated.

  I do not understand your comment "later, I found the reason why I can't locate the"office"is the language of auto change." It's in Chinese at first but watch the 'bureau' cmd"that this had not been mentioned before.

  Denis

• Windows 7 shows my D drive close to full, but the total size of the file is small

  I used the D drive for data, total size of the file (including system files and hidden) is only a fraction of the capacity of 138 GB. Can I fix? I already run the disk check.

  Thank you. I finally understood what happened. This is my windowsimagebackup file and separately too many backups in the MediaID.bin.

• I want to view the properties of folders of files and the size of the files used on the right by clicking on them and the properties of the workstation to see the disk space used. __

  I have trouble finding the disk space used by files and folders individually and when I try to know how much is consumed and free by right click on my computer.  This was easy in XP, but I can't get the answers I need to analyze which uses space, where and how.  What is happening with this?

  Hi NativeLegal Eagle,

  Usually, right-click on the file or folder and clicking the properties option will give the details of the file or folder. The details include, type, size, location, size of the file on the disc etc.

  Make a right click on my computer will not give the details of available disk space on the computer.

  If you want to know the amount of space consumed by a program, then it can be found in the Add/Remove Programs window.
  a. Click Start, click Run, type appwiz.cpl, and then click ok.
  b. in the list, we can find the total space used by individual program running on the computer.

  Note: If nothing is listed in the file properties window or a file, then provide us with more information, so that we can better help you.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How to see the size of the file.

  With Win 7 Home Premium how do you see the size of the file and the file extension? The only solution is to go to properties?

  Hello JRHoo,

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community.

  In Windows Explorer change your point of view to Details.

  On column headers, right-click and select more > make sure the size and type are selected > click ok

  Hope this helps

  Chris.H
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• How to reduce the size of the file

  I am trying to efax a file and it says the file is too large.  is there a way to reduce the size of the file?

  Depending on the type of file, it may be possible to compress but I don't know if it will work with an efax (but I guess it's worth a try).  Here's how: http://maximumpcguides.com/windows-vista/compress-and-uncompress-a-folder-or-file-in-windows-vista/.

  Another option also according to the type of file is to convert the file to a different file type which takes less space (such as the conversion of a TIFF file in a JPG file).  It isn't exactly the same thing (the image quality is not quite as good, but rarely can anyone tell the difference.

  Another option is to split the file into several separate files that are small enough to work and send them separately and ask the recipient to back move or treat the separate transmissions if it's just a matter of sending a few pages at a time instead of all of them at once.

  These are really the only ways to resolve the problem (other than to find another e-fax provider that accepts larger files).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• Reduce the size of the folder Windows/install in Windows 7

  I found many messages touting the benefits of a utility that MS formerly offered to reduce the size of the folder Windows/Installer for earlier versions of Windows called MSIZAP.exe.  Of course, this is not recommended and has been replaced by a FixIt.

  My main drive has grown to use 60 GB!  I install most everything I am able to install it on other players.  On the 60 GB, the Windows folder using 23.6 GB.
  I have already reduced the Windows/winsxs folder to 10.6 GB 6.1 GB with the MARIKEL utility.
  How am I able to reduce the folder Windows/Installer of her current 7.33 GB size?  This file consumes almost 1/3 of the already massive amount of the Windows folder?
  Thanks in advance!
  Hello

  The Installer folder may be located in the folder C:\Windows\Installer. (Folder install is a hidden folder).

  We can delete the files in the folder, but they will be required when you try to uninstall some programs that installed with Windows Installer. So after you delete these files, we will need to reinstall or repair a related program if they cannot be uninstalled with error "needs to uninstall previous installation".

  However, instead of delete the folder of Windows install, I should delete you them using Disk Cleanup.

  In addition, reducing the space for the restoration of the system.

  Reference:
  How much space does System Restore disk requires?

  WARNING: If you reduce the disk space to be smaller than the space that is currently used by the system of protection, older restore points, including previous versions of files, will be deleted.

• Printing win 7 guest, the printer queue maintains a loop and increases the size of the file

  Hi all

  That are running Windows 7 enterprise and on another professional machine, same results:

  I share a "laser" on the USB printer, the printer works very well under windows prgms...  (all as administrator)

  Open CMD window:

  "net use LPT2: \\hp1\laser / persistent: Yes" command complete and looks good in "Net view \\hp1".

  Now, I open the print queue window and try printing a text file:

  "print test.txt > lpt2" command appears to complete.  (Same results for copy, etc.)

  I now see the file appear in the print queue, flashing, saying: rolling/printing, repeating & loop, and each Flash increases the size of the file!

  I tried to change the Port LPT1 and 3

  Nothing prints, because I have to stop the spooler, delete the file, start the spooler to clear.

  What happens on two different machines, I'm totally stuck!

  Help appreciated!

  Hello Stan,

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft Community Forum.

  The question you asked is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Community Forums. We have a support forum dedicated to complex issues. I suggest you to send your query on Microsoft TechNet forum. You can get more effective suggestions and adapted by experts familiar with this topic. Your understanding is appreciated.

  Here is the link:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?Forum=w7itprovirt

  Hope this information is useful. Feel free to write us again to the case where you are facing in the future any other problem with Windows. We will be happy to help you.

• To optimize the size of the file will not work properly in save for web (CS6)

  I make layouts for digital designers who must be less than 250 KB. For a few months, when I try to save my pages of tiff in a smaller size, using the Save for web and optimization of the size of the file box Photoshop no longer works correctly.  Files are often 100 francs more grand than the target k 250 KB. Data in the lower corner of the screen corresponds to the k target but the recorded real this file too large.

  Windows 10

  CS6

  Photoshop

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  c

  In the Web dialog box, do you have the metadata one value other than None?

  Which could explain the difference in size.

  

• Set the size of the browser window?

  Can Muse define the size of the browser window when it opens. It's that I want to resize it to a certain size, when it opens the browser window.  I know you can do it using javascript, but it would mean mucking with html/javascript files after publication. I want to know if Muse can do this for me.

  No, Muse is unable to do so. If it were, it might be "mucking around with JavaScript. And at a very general level, this is just a terrible idea. It's bad behavior and rude users to mess with their office meticulously arranged windows. Or in other words: it is the design of web sites for 10 years.

  Mylenium

• Reduce the size of the file

  SIZE LARGE PDF FILES.

  I have a contact who uses Adobe Acrobat with an Imac and a Mac AirBook where via the ' Save as. / Preview ' option gives a choice of "reduce the size of the file.

  Using a PC and Acrobat DC, can reduce a large pdf file that you received without losing quality. I can't find this option on my PC, maybe it's something just for Apple computers?

  Thank you

  The full version of Acrobat has that, but the free software Acrobat Reader does not work.

  Yes. Mac has its own pdf generator that you wouldn't have on your Windows machine.

• cannot access the settings of the tool "to reduce the size of the file.

  When I click on the tool to 'Reduce the size of the file' under the 'Optimize PDF' menu, I get the version compatibility window, then when I click OK, I get the window "save under", but I never had the chance to change optimization settings. I usually use the file to reduce the size/Optimize tool all the time in Acrobat 9 and had custom saved optimization settings - it worked great, but now I can not even access the settings and default settings are much too grainy.

  Optimizer is only available in Acrobat Pro.

• How is it when I save an image in Jpeg format, I can't see the size of the file?

  This is the message I get (see below). I'm used to be able to see previously. I've just returned from windows 8 for win 7 and had to reinstall photoshop, one now, I have this problem. Can someone tell me what I need to do to be able to see him again?

  Thank you

  

  You devriez see the size of the file in this dialog If your image is an 8-bit image.

  But in any case, Trevor right: use save for Web.

• Player error: there was an error opening this document.  The size of the file exceeds the limit...

  The total error is: there was an error opening this document.  The size of the file exceeds the limit and cannot be saved.

  

  I don't think that player had a size limit?  The file is only a few hundred MB.

  Does anyone have an idea what could be causing this error?

  -Richard.

  Is it a document online or local?

  If online, see http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-hardware/error-0x800700df-the-file-size-exceeds-the-limit/d208bba6-920c-4639-bd45-f345f462934f

• Delete Pages, size of the file, PDF Optimizer Clean Up

  Using Acrobat 9 Pro (for Windows, if that makes a difference).

  I have a page 148 PDF of a magazine, about 58 MB in size.

  I deleted 40 pages of ads, leaving just the useful content.

  The size of the file is always about 58 MB.

  When I run advanced-> optimization PDF

  the file size down to about 47 MB.

  The optimizer settings don't seem to matter.

  Even with just 'Clean Up' selected, all options unchecked,

  and Compression, the value 'Leave unchanged Compression'

  the file size is further reduced.

  I tried several other publishers of PDF with tools,

  and none of them reduce the size of the file after you remove the 40 pages

  even using their functions 'optimize' or 'compress '.

  Can someone explain why deleting pages does not reduce the size of the file

  and that fact optimizer (who do not have other tools)

  to reduce the size of the file?

  Thank you

  -Glenn

  Space of audit indicates that more than 99% of the content is images.

  Save As works in the same way as Save (no change of size of original file).

  However, Document-> reduce file size works even better than optimization PDF.

  Reducing the file size to about 15 MB!

  What extra stuff does reduce the file size?