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• How can I change DISK space used on the drive C in Vista?

  I have only left (from 74.9) 5GBs despite having moved all my documents and pictures on the second disc as well as an external. He has himself filled somehow and I have even that many programs.

  I am now on a critical aspect of Red State

  Hello

  I guess you want to decrease the C partition and want to add free space to the second partition D. right?

  In this case, you will need to use a 3rd party software as for example: * GParted *.

  I recommend looking in the internet for this application.
  Its freeware and very nice.

• Error"0x8007045D there is enough space available in the drive" everything by transferring the .mkv file

  Title: Error 0x8007045D new Code

  I, m, try to copy a file .mkv of 17 GB of my hard computers driving outside hard disk, the error message display of the computer's peripheral IO error 0x8007045D? What should I do? I tried the solution required to the http://support.microsoft.com/kb/952272 account, but could not solve it? I use Windows 7 Home Basic Edition, OS, 4 GB of RAM to 64-bit. There is enough space available in the drive in which I am trying to trnsfer the .mkv file, almost more than 200 GB.

  Hello

  -Did you do changes on the computer before this problem?
   
  Step 1: I suggest to start the computer in safe mode and then try to transfer the file and check if it helps.
  Start your computer in safe mode
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/start-your-computer-in-safe-mode
  If the issue is not persistent, then follow the article to find the cause of the same thing.
  
  Step 2: Clean Boot Mode
  I suggest to maintain the computer in clean boot mode and check if the problem still persists. A clean boot to check if startup item or services to third-party application is causing this issue.
  You can read the following article to configure the computer to boot:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135
  Note: After the troubleshooting steps, see step 7 in binding boot is a way of putting your computer to normal startup mode.
  Hope this information helps.

• Disk space used by the Windows folder

  Hi guys I found that my windows folder takes a lot of my disk space. It takes 31 GB of my C: / drive... .and I saw on other computers just 15 and 16 GB of disk space. I also found that Winsxs is taking up to 18 GB 31 GB of the windows folder. Can you please tell me what can I do for this problem all...

  Investigating disk space use to download, install and run Treesize (freeware) as an administrator.

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

  Place a Treesize shortcut on your desktop, right-click on the icon and select run as administrator to open Treesize. You must run as administrator to see all the files. If you do not see the content of the System Volume Information folder you have not run Treesize as administrator.

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

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• Manager tasks shows the use of the drive high above 95%

  Just updated to windows 8 Windows 7, my task manager indicates high disk usage.

  I have 150 GB of disk space

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  Intel Core i5 2520 M CPU @ 2.50 GHZ

  Please advice

  Hello

  See the http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-performance/windows-8-keeps-slows-down-to-100-disk-usage-and/cd787f8d-e7b4-4872-aecb-6f0cd15ad942 post

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• Calculate the space used in the database!

  Hi all
  
  I can calculate the space used by using one of the following ways:
  
  1. determine the size allocated by issuing
  
  SELECT SUM(d.bytes/1024/1024/1024)
  FROM dba_data_files;
  
  2 calculate the free space by issuing
  
  SELECT SUM(bytes/1024/1024/1024)
  from dba_free_space;
  
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  Is it possible to combine these two queries?
  
  Thank you!
  
  Dan.

  You can certainly combine queries

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  SELECT sum(bytes)/1024/1024/1024 used_gb
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  Justin

• Disk space used by the Virtual Machine

  I'm under VMWare Fusion worm / 3.1.4 on a MacBookPro 2010 with Windows XP Pro installed.  In My Documents, there is a folder called "Virtual Machines".  It has a file in it, "Windows XP Pro 2.vmwarevm".

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  Thank you!

  
  

  IdahoBob
  

  According to the information of the beam support Virtual Machine has 8, not 7, Snapshots.

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• The amount of space used by the content of the trash?

  There is probably a really simple answer to this, but I can't understand it. Is there a way to tell how much space the contents of the trash again?

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• How can I print my lists of distribution for later use if the drive breaks down?

  Had a problem with the hard drive on the new computer. Company reloaded hard drive. Lost all email addresses. Had to manually type in THE addresses again. Is there a way I can save my addresses to disk or print it out on paper for later use if I lose them again?

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• HOW CAN I COMBINE SPACE ADTIONAL IN THE DRIVE C OF THE UNITED NATIONS ALLOCATED SPACE.

  1. IN MY COMPUTER, IT ONLY Y HAS MORE THAN 100 GB AS UNAALOCATED SPACE...

  2. IN MY DRIVE C, THERE ARE ONLY 40 GB... MUST I INCREASE AS 100 GB

  3. IF A TIME I ADD MORE SPACE IN DRIVE C... CAN I REDUCE THIS PLAYER IN THE FUTURE

  PLEASE HELP ME

  NK

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• Hard drive space used/free info displayed is incorrect

  My hard disk space used and the space free information apparently enormously out of proportion to the actual use. Can't understand why.

  Details:

  My disk C (683 GB) indicated (including the Information and records management system) as having 140 GB of used space.

  I find that about 42 GB, including hidden files, system files, swap file and hiberfil.sys.

  My computer came with the SATA 750Go unique fully formatted and whose 683 GB C drive and a recovery disk 15 GB D.

  I want to reduce C & create a new partition for documents before installing some new important software on C.

  I am reluctant to shrink, or install new software, until I have find the mystery of this 100 GB of files to inventory.

  I ran disk cleanup and Defragmenter. No change in the amount of space used / free display.

  When I click the icon of the C in disk management and choose shrink, he says I can reduce C only to about 500 GB. I understand that shrink should be done several times to get full party, so presumably he would get smaller. I the have not used yet, but because of the concern/mystification about the reasons for this apparently incorrect space used for the drive.

  I have Vista Home Premium (64-bit). I don't have a shadow copy volume.

  I have not installed or changed anything significant since buying the computer, nor what I made a backup to C or D or large file transfer done.

  Any help would be most appreciated. Thank you.

  Hi Virginia2332,

  You mentioned that the total size of the hard drive is 750 GB and also mentioned that the size is 683 after formatting and 15 GB recovery partition that add up to 698 GB. So where's the advantage remaining 52 GB.

  You have another partition outside C and D.

  However, I suggest you perform a check disk on your computer that will rectify the bad sectors, if any. Bad sectors will also be counted as used space.

  CHKDSK (Chkdsk.exe) is a tool for command line that checks volumes of disk for problems and attempts to fix everything what it finds.

  1. click on Start.

  2. type cmd in the search box start and press to enter.

  3. type the following command at the command prompt: chkdsk driveletter: / f/r (chkdsk c:/f/r)

  4. check the size of the hard drive.

  Kind regards
  Bindu S - Microsoft Support
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• Z800 - Incorrect used the disk in the drive of Windows 7 boot

  Hello

  I have a very strange situation with my two Z800. I bought used them "out of contract".

  Among the motherboards was defective (one of the memory locations that it would generate an error

  probably a cpu twisted PIN?) and the other had this error I describe below. So I decided to

  two new motherboards think that two of them had problems buying... However, I am still

  the error that I describe below.

  Any help would be LARGELY APPRECIATED!

  Now, I'm only using two new motherboards.
  Z800 #1 config: two L5639, 96 GB of RAM (6 x 16 GB) BIOS v3.57 (I upgraded from 1.18)
  Z800 #1 config: 5520 x, 24 GB of RAM (3 x 8 GB) BIOS V1.18 (it came with the jury)

  When I install Windows 7 64 bit ultimate (two different MSDN Downloads) on hard _any_

  by car (I have tried many, partial list is below) connected to the SATA _any_ port (LSI or)

  Intel) (I tried all the different combinations of disks) on one of the

  systems, I get the same error. After the installation is complete and I check the disc

  disk space is _always_ fallacious.

  For example:

  Hitachi 700 GB HDD SATA2.  No other software other than Win7 install (about 11 GB

  files). When Windows starts the installation he sees a 698 GB drive, which is fine.

  Once installation is complete if I look at the drive C: he said 607 GB is available, up to 13%

  is used or about 90 GB... I right click all files on the C: drive however but

  they represent only 11 GB. What happened to the 78 GB of missing space?

  Similar, but more bad results with a processor Intel 320 160 GB SSD. Same scenario. However this time

  Windows believes that the player has 149 GB of free space (which is fine) but after the

  Install reports only 1.4 GB is available after the installation of windows. With only 11 GB of

  files in fact too much space. What happened to 138GB missing?

  What is really strange, it's that if I started 700 GB Hitachi drive and I have the Intel format

  the 320 series 160GB as a secondary Windows data drive, all space is

  available. I can copy files and the space used is correct... The same exact when results

  Am I on the Intel than BONE and Hitachi drive as data drive. The reader of the BONE

  bad shows used space and Hitachi is fine.

  The exact same results occur on the #1 and #2 of Z800 Z800.

  I tried the following SSDS: two 320series Intel 160 GB, 240 GB ADATA, Intel

  840 series 250GB, Kingston 300 160 GB and several older Rotary readers of

  Hitachi, WD and others with all kinds of different abilities and most of the spinning

  SATA2 and SATA3 a discs. the results are always the same. The Win7

  installation led still misreports the space used, but the data disk (any who

  reader that I use) always correctly reports the space used.

  I'm sure that I tried to use all of the ports on the controller Intel and LSI

  controller and I still get the same results. I've set up the SATA controller in

  IDE mode with the same results. I've set up the SATA controller in RAID mode with the same

  results.

  I flashed the drive Intel 320 with SSD utility HP, same results.

  I tried to load the drivers Intel and LSI as part of installing Windows

  procedure, but the Dungeon to get the same results.

  I tried sitting on a Chair and standing on one leg, but the results are always the

  even. I tried during the day and in the evening and even late at night, even

  results...

  I went to it last month. I contacted HP support, but they claim it hurts

  motherboards. I understand the issue with the twisted up like a bad mother but 3 pin

  all other similar problems?

  I configure something in the BIOS? or y at - it a setting that I'm not aware?

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  I finally solved the problem.

  The problem, it turns out, was related to the configuration of large capacity (GB 48 and 96 GB) memory. While I built servers with this amount of memory, and even more, I never built like that, desktop computers. Turn, the impact of this on the Windows desktop operating system memory size is dramatic at this scale. Server OSs are different and so the impact is not the same.

  Combine hard drives relatively 'small' (160 GB, 200 GB) in proportion to the size of the memory and this is where the problems occur. In a more typical 4 GB or 8 GB or RAM Office combined with a 1 TB drive, you won't even notice the effect.

  Question #1: The Windows 7 pagefile (pagefile.sys) aka virtual memory. It turns out that, by default, Windows creates a page file that is equal to the amount of physical RAM + 300 MB if 1 GB or more of RAM is installed:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff382717.aspx

  So now the largest system (96GB RAM) with the 160 GB drive (which Windows was seen as 149GB), 11 GB has been used in the Windows OS itself, then 96GB has been used by Pagefile.sys leaving 42 GB of available disk space.

  Question #2: Windows 7 hibernation file. By default, Windows creates a hibernation file which is 75% of the size of the memory. Why not 100%? because it compresses data before shutting down:

  http://download.Microsoft.com/downlo...footprint.docx

  So now the largest system (96 GB RAM) with the 160 GB drive (which Windows was seen as 149GB), 11 GB has been used in the Windows OS itself, then 96GB used hiberfil.sys PageFile.sys and (75% 96 GB = 72 GB) for a total of 179 GB. This means that the disc was actually larger. Even the biggest startup drives 500 GB, 750Go you always notice 179GB missing.

  Planned around work.

  The question of the hibernation: hibernation is only useful if you plan to put the system into hibernation - good for computers laptops, but not usually necessary in the workstations. . These systems will be used in audio and video production environments to the each with a dedicated inverter, so it does not intend to put them always in hibernation. Hibernation can safely be disabled in this case.

  http://helpdeskgeek.com/Windows-7/Windows-7-delete-hibernation-file-Hiberfil-sys/

  On the question of Pagefile.sys, we look at a few scenarios.

  Option 1 - use a larger SSD and therefore the size of the pagefile.sys is not a problem. In this case a 300 GB or better yet a 600 GB SSD would be very appropriate

  Option 2: Windows is capable of using a separate drive for this function, if the OS is on a disk and the pagefile.sys on another. What is important is that the drive used for pagefile.sys must have the same performance or be faster than the reader of the OS. So if an SSD is used on the main OS drive, do not use a drive 5400 RPM because problems occur... this reversing technically would work: 5400 RPM drive for OS and an SSD for better pagefile.sys, use two matched SSDs.

  We are fortunate to have a corresponding spare SSD, so we'll probably use it for this purpose.

  Option 3 - we had planned to use a VIRTUAL disk on the system of 96 GB. This means that we had to book 32 GB of RAM to the real system and then assign the other 64 GB of RAM like disc data in memory when working on projects. Load us the data to the VIRTUAL disk and copy to the storage drive when you are finished. Partially risky if there is a power outage because we can lose the files, but with a UPS the risk of crashes. We also have plans of relying on tools to sync files to save the RAMDISK in session. In this scenario, you can actually reduce the size of pagefile.sys since we would never use more than 32 GB of RAM. It is also prudent to reduce if keep you track of the size of the file over time and you have a good idea of the amount of memory you use. So if we ever go beyond 12 GB of usage, then we will reduce the size of the pagefile.sys properly.

  So that's it. It has been a long road to get to this point. Now, we can finally start using the system as planned.

  I'm surprised HP technical support was not aware of these effects. Well.

  Hope this is helpful to someone else out there.

  Eric

• Why is the free space on my hard drive that is grossly exaggerated amoumt?

  An external hard drive

  If you have posted all the files in the Recycle Bin, the rest is probably shadow copy Volume. WIndows holds 15% of the volume for this.

  You can check the amount of space used with the VSSADMIN command.

  Open a command prompt by clicking on start > all programs > Accessories and right click on command prompt, and then click Run as administrator.

  Type the following command

  vssadmin list shadowstorage

  Press enter

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc788045 (WS.10) .aspx

• In the space of use exceeds the warning limit

  Several of my volumes on my PS 6100F & berries EqualLogic X indicate the space use exceeds the warning limit. VMWare has plenty of available disk space when these volumes. I know a few KBs of reappropriation of disk space on the thin-provisioned berries but they are not very intuitive and I hesitate to tackle the problem without an idea of someone who might have already been through this.

  Thanks in advance,

  Dave

  Hi Dave,.

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  Re: Cancel.  I do not understand what you want to accomplish, I wanted to make sure that anyone who bed he that understands that the warning that he's trying to say.   Some customers will keep expanding the size of the volume to drop below the 65% threshold that can drive available.

  This KB is the correct way to make the process of unclaim.

  You must enable SSH access to a node, then the quick change of node root in the store of data that you want to retrieve.

  #cd vmfs/volumes /.

  The VMKFSTOOLS there will create a file on this data store which is the size of the volume percentage that you specify.

  If #vmkfstools y 10 on a volume of 100 GB will create a 10 GB file, then run UNMAP command for these 10 GB with a value of blocks.  It cannot select a block that has already been used, but a new and unmap it..  Therefore, you may need to run this several times.

  You can start with 50%.

  You want to make sure that you do not create a file that is larger than your free space currently.  As reported by ESXi, not the table EQL.

  Kind regards

• What happens when the space used hits space put into service?

  I work for the first time with VMWare software and everything while browsing the virtual machines, I saw that the space used was about to hit the space provided. I was doing some research on the definition of these 2 and I don't get a solid and reliable definition. Does anyone can say exactly what they are and explain what happens when the space used hits the space provided?

  Thank you

  Welcome to the community - Itsounds like your virtual drive are configured as thin provisioned - their size increases as disk space is consumed - when you hit provisioned used equal is a machine virtual will be error if it tries to use multiple disks FEPs - usually with a disk space error output - your options are to add more data stores and move virtual machines to the new data store.