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I've been reading a lot in the forum about others having drive space loss due
to shadow files, system restore, etc.
I understand that.
Here's my issue. I have new IBM Thinkpad T60 (very nice). It came with a
160 GB hard drive. I added a second 160 GB drive in the Ultrabay.
Well I've put all of my programs and documents on my primary C: drive that
shows a formatted capacity of 142 GB. Windows is now show me only having 19
GB of free space.
I've gone through every folder and find that I'm only using 60 GB of space
for EVERYTHING visible. That leaves a whopping 60 GB of space unaccounted
for.
Surely the shadow files aren't using that! I turned off system restore and
recover part of the 19 GB free (prior to that it was showing 8 GB free).
So, where's the rest of my space? I ran a chkdsk /f on the system at boot
and nothing was found. It's not fragmented that badly either. I ran Disk
cleanup and had it delete files (again to get to the 19 GB free point).
Anyone have a clue?
Thanks,
Scott
to shadow files, system restore, etc.
I understand that.
Here's my issue. I have new IBM Thinkpad T60 (very nice). It came with a
160 GB hard drive. I added a second 160 GB drive in the Ultrabay.
Well I've put all of my programs and documents on my primary C: drive that
shows a formatted capacity of 142 GB. Windows is now show me only having 19
GB of free space.
I've gone through every folder and find that I'm only using 60 GB of space
for EVERYTHING visible. That leaves a whopping 60 GB of space unaccounted
for.
Surely the shadow files aren't using that! I turned off system restore and
recover part of the 19 GB free (prior to that it was showing 8 GB free).
So, where's the rest of my space? I ran a chkdsk /f on the system at boot
and nothing was found. It's not fragmented that badly either. I ran Disk
cleanup and had it delete files (again to get to the 19 GB free point).
Anyone have a clue?
Thanks,
Scott