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

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• Hard drive shows an incorrect amount of free space available

  Original title: problem XP

  Hi friends

  I use win XP, it is installed in the C drive, it is around 72 GB.
  When I move my cursor on the C drive only 3 GB of space is free, but when I go inside the c drive and make her select all and go to properties that only 20 GB is used. I want to know why the difference. and their any solution to this.

  Thanks and greetings
  Bdu_3

  Original title: problem XP

  Hi friends

  I use win XP, it is installed in the C drive, it is around 72 GB.
  When I move my cursor on the C drive only 3 GB of space is free, but when I go inside the c drive and make her select all and go to properties that only 20 GB is used. I want to know why the difference. and their any solution to this.

  Thanks and greetings
  Bdu_3

  Personally, I would be interested to see what disk management says on the disc. Right click on my computer > choose manage. In the left pane, click "disk management". The content will grow in the right pane. Make a written note or a screen shot showing both used and free space.

• My computer says that there isn't any free space on my cd/dvd driver

  Original title: my computer says that there isn't any free space on my cd/dvd driver. I can't install anything CDs or watching movies. I don't remember when I put anything in this driver. How to free up space.

  My drive dvd/cd-RW watch 623,431,680 bytes or 594 MB. (0 free space). I can not install printer or anything else like movies unless I have free space. I searched and does not know how to do this. Any ideas?

  Hello

  1. Where exactly the watch 0 CD\DVD drive space free?

  I suggest you try to execute this fixit and see if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/cd_dvd_drive_problems/en-us

  It will be useful.

• 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!

• 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

• 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.

• I have disk defragment now show that I have no free space left

  I try to Defrag. and cleaning disc once a week. I normally like 30% free space. After that I have the defragmentation. last week, he went to zero, all free space (white bar) became red. I have not downloaded anything. I tried to remove programs, which would total more than 15% free space mark. If I run it defrag goes to zero. Any thoughts?

  Hello

  Method 1:

  I suggest you analyze your computer Microsoft Safety Scanner, it will help us to get rid of viruses, spyware and other malicious software.

  The Microsoft Security Scanner is a downloadable security tool for free which allows analysis at the application and helps remove viruses, spyware and other malware. It works with your current antivirus software.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Note: The Microsoft Safety Scanner ends 10 days after being downloaded. To restart a scan with the latest definitions of anti-malware, download and run the Microsoft Safety Scanner again.

  Note: The data files that are infected must be cleaned only by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

  Method 2: Try running the disk check on your system with the help of the link below.

  How to perform disk error checking in Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315265

  Important: when running chkdsk on the drive hard if bad sectors are found on the disk hard when chkdsk attempts to repair this area if all available on which data may be lost.

  Hope this information is useful.

• Is there a problem if I extend my drive c with any free space?

  I have a 750 GB HDD partitioned into 5 seats, namely

  c:---75 GB
  F:---200 GB
  G:---150 GB
  H:---150 GB
  I:---103 GB
  but since I have only 10 GB of free space left in my c: drive I want to extend my c drive but I don't have a copy of my windows, so I want to increase my c drive without format my drive c. any body can help?

  The essential point is that the only way to extend a drive is that it cannot be that in free space is contiguous to the partition that currently hold the drive C. open disk management and in the lower pane confirm what partition is now to the right of the C partition. This is the one, in that you have to remove or change in order to provide a space for drive C to expand.

  Although the disk manager has the ability to shrink a partition it will reduce only the right side at the end of the score but you need initially left space to the partition. If you can, as suggested by the most simple is to back up the content, delete the partition, extend the C drive, the quantity required and if any space flying over creating a new partition to restore the data.

  You can also download MiniTool Partition Wizard , that allows you to define which end of a partition to shrink. However, the partitions on an active system manipulation it has its risks and it is strongly recommended that you perform a backup anyway before you start.

  An option may be to move some of the files currently on the C drive on another drive. Although you can not move the whole user profile easily many key issues that often take up excessive space can be moved, particularly music, photos and Documents folders can be moved using a utility provided in Windows.

• my: C drive shows 130 used and 10 GB free but I can only represent 65GB when I total up to folders in the: hard drive C. Why is this?

  I have a laptop Lenovo T61 with 140 GB hard drive using Windows Vista Ultimate Edition

  Certain files and folders are hidden.  To see them, go to start / Control Panel / folder Options / View and uncheck to hide system files, and check the box to show the hidden files and folders.  Which may help explain the difference.

  In addition, Vista does not have a very good job of reporting used disk space.  It is a common problem with no real solution under Vista.  Certain files and folders are simply not included (for some reason any) in the summary or remain hidden despite the changes described above.  I believe that this applies to system restore and shadow copy information and probably others as well the files/folders.  You can change the maximum space used by these programs that can clear up some space (with the compromise that you have less restore points).  Here's how: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/76227-system-restore-disk-space.html.

  I recommend http://www.hdgraph.com/ to scan your system for how the space is used.  It is not perfect either, but it is a bit more accurate and provides more data and information in a way that makes it easier to read and understand the structures.  I don't know if it fills up space system restore and shadow copies, but it could (and is probably worth a try just to see what it shows).

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Why external hard drive shows as 'volume' below the hard drive files? LR5 | 10.10.1 Yosemite

  Why is there a new folder, i.e. by car Ext., why is - a new folder, either drive Ext., no projection in LR5? New folder appears as 'volume' below the files from the hard drive. Is this something new on Maverik10.10.1? Worked normally in Maverick. LR5 display? New folder appears as 'volume' below the files from the hard drive. Is this something new on Maverik10.10.1? Worked normally in Maverick.

  Whoa hold on.

  So I went back and put a picture in the folder

  Then, when the library of LR model came with the disk in it, now

  I was given an option to add to my catalog and the button import was direct.

  Clicked on it AND the drive with the green bar and folder to archive appeared

  as they should have.

  I think it's done. Back in business. Now I can copy on my k 32 photos.

  Thank you very much!

  Neal

  Wednesday, January 14, 2015 15:22, Neal Weinberg [email protected]>

• My C: drive shows 1.95 GB only free and is red in color.

  I cleaned my disk and ran * cleaner and the temptation of power, but still the C; Player Watch Red and only 1.95 GB free, I run Vista, but don't have any other unwanted programs or stored information. Help, please.

  Salvation of the North-butterflySmith,

  1. What is the total size of the drive C?
  2. You have security software installed on the computer?

  Method 1

  I suggest that you run Disk Cleanup to free up space on the C drive.

  Delete files using disk cleanup

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/delete-files-using-disk-cleanup

  Method 2

  If the previous step fails, then I suggest that you scan the computer for virus infections or malware and check if it helps.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx 

  You can also use Microsoft Security databases to scan your computer

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/PC-security/MSE.aspx

• Is it possible to uninstall McAfree branch of vmware Fusion once installed?  My D: drive shows McAfree lnsigna and will NOT work?

  Is there anyway to uninstall vmware Fusion installed security McAfree?  My D: drive has lnsigna it McAfree and does NOT work?

  Is it possible to uninstall McAfree branch of vmware Fusion once installed?

  I'll assume that your question is in fact to return to the physical optical drive (rather than the image of McAfee), does not actually uninstall McAfee.

  Right click on the D: drive and eject it. Then go to the Virtual Machine > CD/DVD and select use physical disk drive. It is documented in the release notes to the title of "The rest McAfee antivirus ISO mounted".

• "E:\ is not accessible. The parameter is incorrect"results when the access drive E:\. Disk Management displays not filesystem and 100% free space

  My drive E:\ was more accessible, even if windows sees it again. I tried to run a chkdsk/r on it and it fixed a bunch of indexing errors, but then got stuck on the 4th check for about 20 hours (it is a 100 GB drive, so I understand that it will take some time, but it's never got around 50% all the time, so I don't think it was anything and I stopped it). I looked at the drive with EnCase by Guidance Software and the directory structure seems to be there, but even when I go through the files there are some files that are not present not that I am sure were there before this event happened. I wonder what might have happened and what I might be able to do on the recovery my files on this disc. I was thinking about the table partitions may have been messed up somehow, but I never really met something like this to know what to do to fix it. In the worst case scenario, I can get another hard drive to transfer files to, but I was hoping there would be a way to just restore it. I can't really afford to lose the data, so if anyone can help, I would really appreciate it.

  Hello DileepHL,

  Thank you for your message.  You are able to access this disk on another computer?  If this isn't the case, it is possible that your drive has failed.  Unfortunately, in this case, you must either take the drive to a data recovery specialist or other means to recover your data.  Another option is 3rd party recovery software, you can search it on bing.com or your favorite internet search engine.
  See you soon

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• How to speed up my Mac and the free space on the disk?

  MY Mac book is 6 years old and I need more space. Can I "Redo" the hard drive so to start again?

  Please after the release of EtreCheck

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  This will show the configuration of your system, as well as all the 3rd party additions that you added, some of which may be responsible for your performance problems.

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  <http://www.omnigroup.com/more>

  When you use OmniDiskSweeper, or any utility that displays all the files...  See the article after if you want to run it as root

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  DO NOT delete files in your folder-> Library Home Page tree as there are things like backups of your iPhone, your emails, your application preferences, etc...  If you think that you found something in your file-> Library Homepage which can be removed, you must ask first.

  DO NOT remove the files outside your home folder, you can end up removing something essential to Mac OS X and transform your Mac into a costly "door Stop."

  I want to say that you will find a few very large files in private-> var-> vm (these are Mac OS X virtual memory paging files (swapfiles) and where Mac OS X stores the RAM copy when your Mac is paused).  The swapfile (s) is deleted on reboot, and the sleep image will just be recreated when you put your Mac to sleep.

  If you think that you found something to remove outside your home folder, it would be better to ask first before deleting.  There are many examples of people deleting files outside their home folder, rename files, or change the property or file permissions and then their Mac stops running.  Don't be one of those people.  Ask first.

• Satellite P205D-S7802 - DVD player shows that D: and the CD shows that C

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  Hi mate

  In my computer, you should see the HARD and CD /DVD. disc drive
  Usually the HARD drive or the partition of the HARD drive is listed as C and the CD/DVD drive must be registered as D or other letter.

  Depends on the partition created on the HARD drive because each partition is assigned to a certain letter.

  However, the letters are editable in the Windows operating system disk management.
  Make a right-click on desktop-> manage-> disk management
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  I recommend the withdrawal of the CD/DVD drive in Device Manager list.
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