Incorrect reporting of disc utilisation

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I have recently been editing a large (20Gbyte) video file. My pc has handled this without any problems, an there a no signs of corruption. However, although the file has now been deleted, various management tools and programs are still reporting that the system has only 35 Gbytes free. As near as I can estimate it I am currently using 11 Gbytes of an 80 Gbytes hard drive.

How can I ensure correct reporting on the use of disc space?
 
Empty your recycle bin. If using Norton, empty it in two places.

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Sooty99 said:
I have recently been editing a large (20Gbyte) video file. My pc has
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handled this without any problems, an there a no signs of corruption.
However, although the file has now been deleted, various management tools
and programs are still reporting that the system has only 35 Gbytes free. As
near as I can estimate it I am currently using 11 Gbytes of an 80 Gbytes
hard drive.
 

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