Get a second hard drive and move some files across. If it's a small SSD or something you can move your Documents folder, just do a google search to find out how, It probably has temporary files being stored in it during gaming.

 

Try Steam Mover, a program that moves programs and games back and forth between drives, so that you can just bring the game you wanna play to your SSD, just when you wanna play it, and afterwards put it back on your HDD or other SSD(s) to save space.

Another good way to save space is to move your My Documents folder to another drive, as explained here.

 

One possibility is pagefile issues, I'd check with something like ]PageFileUsageMonitor and see what it's doing when your gaming, ect.

 

The page file is probably increasing in size dynamically, try setting it to a constant 2 GB (that way, it on't suddenly start using more space).

 

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Originally Posted by pierowheelz

Get a second hard drive and move some files across. If it's a small SSD or something you can move your Documents folder, just do a google search to find out how, It probably has temporary files being stored in it during gaming.

i dont have another hard drive..

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Originally Posted by UltraVolta425

Try Steam Mover, a program that moves programs and games back and forth between drives, so that you can just bring the game you wanna play to your SSD, just when you wanna play it, and afterwards put it back on your HDD or other SSD(s) to save space.

Another good way to save space is to move your My Documents folder to another drive, as explained here.

i tought about this so i moved it to D drive, but it still happen

 

Check the appdata folder (C:\Users\*username*\.appdata). It's hidden so you'll have to change explorer to show you hidden files.

I know that Dirt2 and Dirt3 always use 2GB for replays. I have to manually delete them after playing. Perhaps cod does a similar thing.

Edit: Alternatively just use TreeSize Free to scan your C:\ drive.

 

NiMo, have you turned off hibernation?

 

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Originally Posted by Darren9

One possibility is pagefile issues, I'd check with something like ]PageFileUsageMonitor and see what it's doing when your gaming, ect.

i tought about pagefile so i moved it to D drive, but it still happen

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Originally Posted by B!0HaZard

The page file is probably increasing in size dynamically, try setting it to a constant 2 GB (that way, it on't suddenly start using more space).

i tought about pagefile so i moved it to D drive, but it still happen

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Originally Posted by Boyboyd

Check the appdata folder (C:\Users\*username*\.appdata). It's hidden so you'll have to change explorer to show you hidden files.
I know that Dirt2 and Dirt3 always use 2GB for replays. I have to manually delete them after playing. Perhaps cod does a similar thing.
Edit: Alternatively just use TreeSize Free to scan your C:\ drive.

you right i have 2GB replay of dirt 3 but i dont find something like this of COD
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NiMo, have you turned off hibernation?

yes

i forgot to mention something realy important.. COD is installed on the D drive! but during the game the C dirve is filling up..

 

If it was COD filling it I can't see how you'd get 1.5GB back 10 mins after you closed it - that seems to suggest it's a windows operation. I'm still slightly suspicious of pagefile issues. How much free ram have you got when the drive is filling?

 

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Originally Posted by Boyboyd

Check the appdata folder (C:\Users\*username*\.appdata). It's hidden so you'll have to change explorer to show you hidden files.
I know that Dirt2 and Dirt3 always use 2GB for replays. I have to manually delete them after playing. Perhaps cod does a similar thing.
Edit: Alternatively just use TreeSize Free to scan your C:\ drive.

Treesize is really good, also try using CCleaner. Does Treesize show any single folders >20GB that shouldn't be?
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Originally Posted by NiMo

i forgot to mention something realy important.. COD is installed on the D drive! but during the game the C dirve[sic] is filling up..

How big is your C drive anyway? So basically you've lost 20GB of space after playing COD right? Very strange, maybe try re-installing it? Sounds like something's not working quite right. It may be a registry problem, try using CCleaner to clear those up (and also delete a load of TEMP files, maybe get that space back).

 

20gb is to much thats not cod thats a pagefile issue

 

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Treesize is really good, also try using CCleaner. Does Treesize show any single folders >20GB that shouldn't be?
How big is your C drive anyway? So basically you've lost 20GB of space after playing COD right? Very strange, maybe try re-installing it? Sounds like something's not working quite right. It may be a registry problem, try using CCleaner to clear those up (and also delete a load of TEMP files, maybe get that space back).

i used now ccleaer, it deleted few GBs but still it didnt come back to 20GB
and no, i dont see something weird on treesize
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20gb is to much thats not cod thats a pagefile issue

i dont have pagefile on C drive.. i relocated it to D drive..

just for checking, i entered C drive and press ctrl+a and then right click and properties. it found that i have 327GB used memory. the werid thins is that the total size of C is 244GB..
i did the same thing to D drive and situation there was ok (it showed the right number of used memory)

 

problem sovled.. i have a file in C that called "fraglist.luar". i didnt suspect it because i thougth it belonges to windows and it only 1KB
today i entered it and saw list of captured videos from COD. i dont know why it did it but i discovered that this thing belonges to UltraDefrag.
i deleted all the videos and uninstalled that software, and now i have 58GB free space

thanks to everyone who tried to help

 

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Originally Posted by NiMo

problem sovled.. i have a file in C that called "fraglist.luar". i didnt suspect it because i thougth it belonges to windows and it only 1KB
today i entered it and saw list of captured videos from COD. i dont know why it did it but i discovered that this thing belonges to UltraDefrag.
i deleted all the videos and uninstalled that software, and now i have 58GB free space

thanks to everyone who tried to help

Haha nice! Well done for figuring it out