Harddisk is almost full but i don't have anything
My free harddisk space is almost full but when i select all folder inside the C:/ drive(including unvisible folders) it shows only 70 GB. What is the problem ?
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windows-10 hard-drive virus
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My free harddisk space is almost full but when i select all folder inside the C:/ drive(including unvisible folders) it shows only 70 GB. What is the problem ?
https://imgur.com/EBhaSzc
https://imgur.com/EBhaSzc
windows-10 hard-drive virus
asked Dec 12 at 18:31
user972462
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My free harddisk space is almost full but when i select all folder inside the C:/ drive(including unvisible folders) it shows only 70 GB. What is the problem ?
https://imgur.com/EBhaSzc
https://imgur.com/EBhaSzc
windows-10 hard-drive virus
asked Dec 12 at 18:31
user972462
43
My free harddisk space is almost full but when i select all folder inside the C:/ drive(including unvisible folders) it shows only 70 GB. What is the problem ?
https://imgur.com/EBhaSzc
https://imgur.com/EBhaSzc
windows-10 hard-drive virus
windows-10 hard-drive virus
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asked Dec 12 at 18:31
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You could try downloading windirstat which is a utility to give in depth information about the folders and sizes. https://windirstat.net
answered Dec 12 at 21:36
Matthew
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This is really more of a comment rather than an answer. Yes, WinDirStat is a helpful (if old, and there are better options) tool for this problem, more information about HOW one should use WinDirStat to solve the problem.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:00
Yes I know but I don't have enough reputation to comment
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:02
You have sufficient points to submit an answer, which means you need to submit an answer's-worth of information. If you know how to use WinDirStat to fix this problem then you should do so now. If you cannot explain to OP how to use WinDirStat to resolve this, then you should avoid posting an answer. The way to get more points is to do a good job with what you can do. Each of us were in this position at one point.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:16
Thanks for the advice I'll bear it in mind
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:18
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I can see only one folder in your images. You are not selecting the whole disk.
You should look at the disk in Windows Explorer by right-click of C:
and selecting Properties. This will give you the right numbers.
answered Dec 12 at 18:58
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You could try downloading windirstat which is a utility to give in depth information about the folders and sizes. https://windirstat.net
answered Dec 12 at 21:36
Matthew
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This is really more of a comment rather than an answer. Yes, WinDirStat is a helpful (if old, and there are better options) tool for this problem, more information about HOW one should use WinDirStat to solve the problem.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:00
Yes I know but I don't have enough reputation to comment
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:02
You have sufficient points to submit an answer, which means you need to submit an answer's-worth of information. If you know how to use WinDirStat to fix this problem then you should do so now. If you cannot explain to OP how to use WinDirStat to resolve this, then you should avoid posting an answer. The way to get more points is to do a good job with what you can do. Each of us were in this position at one point.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:16
Thanks for the advice I'll bear it in mind
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:18
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You could try downloading windirstat which is a utility to give in depth information about the folders and sizes. https://windirstat.net
answered Dec 12 at 21:36
Matthew
362
This is really more of a comment rather than an answer. Yes, WinDirStat is a helpful (if old, and there are better options) tool for this problem, more information about HOW one should use WinDirStat to solve the problem.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:00
Yes I know but I don't have enough reputation to comment
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:02
You have sufficient points to submit an answer, which means you need to submit an answer's-worth of information. If you know how to use WinDirStat to fix this problem then you should do so now. If you cannot explain to OP how to use WinDirStat to resolve this, then you should avoid posting an answer. The way to get more points is to do a good job with what you can do. Each of us were in this position at one point.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:16
Thanks for the advice I'll bear it in mind
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:18
add a comment |
You could try downloading windirstat which is a utility to give in depth information about the folders and sizes. https://windirstat.net
answered Dec 12 at 21:36
Matthew
362
You could try downloading windirstat which is a utility to give in depth information about the folders and sizes. https://windirstat.net
answered Dec 12 at 21:36
Matthew
362
answered Dec 12 at 21:36
Matthew
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answered Dec 12 at 21:36
Matthew
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answered Dec 12 at 21:36
Matthew
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362
This is really more of a comment rather than an answer. Yes, WinDirStat is a helpful (if old, and there are better options) tool for this problem, more information about HOW one should use WinDirStat to solve the problem.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:00
Yes I know but I don't have enough reputation to comment
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:02
You have sufficient points to submit an answer, which means you need to submit an answer's-worth of information. If you know how to use WinDirStat to fix this problem then you should do so now. If you cannot explain to OP how to use WinDirStat to resolve this, then you should avoid posting an answer. The way to get more points is to do a good job with what you can do. Each of us were in this position at one point.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:16
Thanks for the advice I'll bear it in mind
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:18
add a comment |
This is really more of a comment rather than an answer. Yes, WinDirStat is a helpful (if old, and there are better options) tool for this problem, more information about HOW one should use WinDirStat to solve the problem.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:00
Yes I know but I don't have enough reputation to comment
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:02
You have sufficient points to submit an answer, which means you need to submit an answer's-worth of information. If you know how to use WinDirStat to fix this problem then you should do so now. If you cannot explain to OP how to use WinDirStat to resolve this, then you should avoid posting an answer. The way to get more points is to do a good job with what you can do. Each of us were in this position at one point.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:16
Thanks for the advice I'll bear it in mind
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:18
This is really more of a comment rather than an answer. Yes, WinDirStat is a helpful (if old, and there are better options) tool for this problem, more information about HOW one should use WinDirStat to solve the problem.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:00
This is really more of a comment rather than an answer. Yes, WinDirStat is a helpful (if old, and there are better options) tool for this problem, more information about HOW one should use WinDirStat to solve the problem.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:00
Yes I know but I don't have enough reputation to comment
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:02
Yes I know but I don't have enough reputation to comment
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:02
You have sufficient points to submit an answer, which means you need to submit an answer's-worth of information. If you know how to use WinDirStat to fix this problem then you should do so now. If you cannot explain to OP how to use WinDirStat to resolve this, then you should avoid posting an answer. The way to get more points is to do a good job with what you can do. Each of us were in this position at one point.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:16
You have sufficient points to submit an answer, which means you need to submit an answer's-worth of information. If you know how to use WinDirStat to fix this problem then you should do so now. If you cannot explain to OP how to use WinDirStat to resolve this, then you should avoid posting an answer. The way to get more points is to do a good job with what you can do. Each of us were in this position at one point.
– music2myear
Dec 12 at 22:16
Thanks for the advice I'll bear it in mind
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:18
Thanks for the advice I'll bear it in mind
– Matthew
Dec 12 at 22:18
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I can see only one folder in your images. You are not selecting the whole disk.
You should look at the disk in Windows Explorer by right-click of C:
and selecting Properties. This will give you the right numbers.
answered Dec 12 at 18:58
harrymc
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I can see only one folder in your images. You are not selecting the whole disk.
You should look at the disk in Windows Explorer by right-click of C:
and selecting Properties. This will give you the right numbers.
answered Dec 12 at 18:58
harrymc
252k12259560
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I can see only one folder in your images. You are not selecting the whole disk.
You should look at the disk in Windows Explorer by right-click of C:
and selecting Properties. This will give you the right numbers.
answered Dec 12 at 18:58
harrymc
252k12259560
I can see only one folder in your images. You are not selecting the whole disk.
You should look at the disk in Windows Explorer by right-click of C:
and selecting Properties. This will give you the right numbers.
answered Dec 12 at 18:58
harrymc
252k12259560
answered Dec 12 at 18:58
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answered Dec 12 at 18:58
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