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| 55022 | 2002-06-18 10:09:00 | i have a computer running windows xp and a 40gig hard drive. when i go into 'my computer' it says that 35 gig of my hard drive is full but when i enter the drive it only has a total 6.5gig of files and programs on it and i can't locate any other hidden files etc. what could be taking up the 28gig of unaccounted for space? please help me out...cheers |
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| 55023 | 2002-06-19 02:48:00 | Microsoft hide a lot of files. You could try one of the View settings to see 'all files', though 28 GB seems to be a lot. Also try starting in 'Safe Mode' and running Scandisk. That will pick up any 'lost' disk space. 28GB would be a lot on that category too, but possible. |
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| 55024 | 2002-06-19 02:55:00 | I replied earlier to one must have got lost... I originally said:... 'Do you guys have System restore set up on those drives? If so have a look under the System Volume Information directory on each disk?' But 28Gb seems an awful lot for sysrestore... Cheers, Babe. |
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| 55025 | 2002-06-19 03:11:00 | Try a prog called DISKData - it will tell you all that you need. www.digallery.com/diskdata/ If not still there, a quick search via google should find. Bye Peter |
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