If you download "treesize free" it will show you where the disk space has gone. The program will calculate and then display all your files and folders in a hierarchical view
i only install games on it, but i haven't done that in a while, i usually store all my files on my portable drive, other than that...i did a c: cleanup yesterday which included the windows update files..all in all it did free up an extra 1GB of space..but today the drive is down to 4GB of usable space
Why don't you try the two programs recommended to you so you can see exactly where the HD space has gone instead of asking a question that really can't be answered by anyone but yourself.
If you download "treesize free" it will show you where the disk space has gone. The program will calculate and then display all your files and folders in a hierarchical view
Have you tried either of the mentioned programs? Both will show you exactly what folders and files are taking up the space. If there's any one file or folder that's out of place it should stand out pretty clearly.
Lol gotta be careful. Depending on thr OS it takes 50~8GB of space after everything said and done. Sounds like you hadn't defragged or disc clean up in a very long time
I did the exact same thing with Skyrim, I would wonder why the yellow fps would turn red every now and then, thought nothing of it till I ran out HDD space and I am like What The Hell?!?!
I had so much footage of walking back and forth from whiterun
If you download "treesize free" it will show you where the disk space has gone. The program will calculate and then display all your files and folders in a hierarchical view
I did the exact same thing with Skyrim, I would wonder why the yellow fps would turn red every now and then, thought nothing of it till I ran out HDD space and I am like What The Hell?!?!
I had so much footage of walking back and forth from whiterun
Lol gotta be careful. Depending on thr OS it takes 50~8GB of space after everything said and done. Sounds like you hadn't defragged or disc clean up in a very long time
Pretty sure windows 7 automatically defrags the HD when needed.
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