Why my C drive seldom increase in memory space?
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For example I have 40GB hard drive space, I copy 1 GB of files to my com, it becomes 39GB. I deleted and also from my recycle bin the 1 GB files I copied, but the disk space still remain 39GB, even after 45 mins of defragmentation and chkdsk procedure, it's still 39GB. This happens quite often to my HP computer, why?!
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u mean u go and count?
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Since its a HP computer, you must reboot, so as to refresh and reflect the changes. Try it!
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wah! is dat a special feature?Originally posted by ditzy:Since its a HP computer, you must reboot, so as to refresh and reflect the changes. Try it! -
I restarted my com 3 times already, still same. This has been happening for years, wonder if have patch for HP computers, but not that I heard of.
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No company will want to tell you their products are defective. They only tell you there are upgrades available. But you know sometimes, they get lazy.Originally posted by 022615:I restarted my com 3 times already, still same. This has been happening for yars, wonder if have patch for HP computers, but not that I heard of. -
You must be thinking I'm trying to pull the threadstarter's legs, but I assure you, that is not the case (yeah right).Originally posted by Ito_^:wah! is dat a special feature? 
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KNN very fustrating, does this mean everytime my drive space reach 500MB free space, even though I have 30GB free space, I must erase partition and reinstall windows?
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it is in your Recyle Bin...go to there to delete it to recover your lost 1GB
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What's reboot? is it restarting?
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Already tried, still same. Also restarted, nevermind I just hack care about the free space for now.Originally posted by sgboy2004:it is in your Recyle Bin...go to there to delete it to recover your lost 1GB -
No, its throwing away your current computer and getting a new one.Originally posted by 022615:What's reboot? is it restarting? -
Windows keeps a lot of deleted files somewhere...
That's why you have file recovery apps which will do the recover for you. -
don't giv an example of a 1gig difference found. please post the screen shots of your problem by simulating a before and after record of your drive partition space.
deleting files only delete the file name address so that windows will not be able to access the data.
let me tell you a story:-
a bulldozer has a driver that is programme to run down any house without a door. a postman will deliver and collect post and mail at the door. as such all new houses built in the neighbour hood has to have a door inorder to communicate with one another and to prevent their houses from been run down.
one day one family decided to move and after taking all their precious belongings they removed the door and left. the next day the bulldozer came and see ing no door with the empty house the operator ran it down.
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Here is my screen shot:
Why is the free space of the left hand side different from the right? Why 39.3=37 and 34.9=32.5? -
1gb = 1024mb
1 mb = 1024 kb
1 kb = 1024 byte
1 byte = 8 bit
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Oh I forgot.
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So there's nothing wrong with your 40GB hdd.
Some hdd manufacturers sell their hdd as GB while some gig.
For example a Seagte 80GB and a WD raptor 74gig has the same capacity..well except the seek, read and write time and motor spin speed different.