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30-Jun-2008, 09:36 PM #1
Wink Huge disk space shown used
Hello,
I just bought a new Sony Vaio CR35G. However, the brand new laptop showed only 176 GB when i started it, instead of 200 GB. Agreed some of the space was for the downloaded Windows Vista. However, most imp, over the past two weeks, i have barely loaded a few files on it and it shows a further 40 GB used, and the total free space as only 135 GB, when in fact, I dont even have 3 GB downloaded. Why is it showing so and should i run disk compression or is it some other reason? Thanks.
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30-Jun-2008, 09:53 PM #2
Some of that space is used for various things such as restore points witch you can set how much space you wanna take up but i don't think they would take up more then 12mb but vista is a whole different operating system so i wouldn't kno
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