I have backed up my computer before (when I did re-install of Vista) but I just deleted that folder (Windows.old) and i got around 10gb of space back but that is nothing compared to the amount of space I should have. Is there a way to see what is taking up the space and to try and free some up? It is really akward i would run out of space so quick when I know what I put on my laptop and there is no way I have put 70gb of things on here.
Running out of free space on Dell Laptop
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Deven
, Jan 04 2008 06:28 PM
#1
Posted 04 January 2008 - 06:28 PM
I have backed up my computer before (when I did re-install of Vista) but I just deleted that folder (Windows.old) and i got around 10gb of space back but that is nothing compared to the amount of space I should have. Is there a way to see what is taking up the space and to try and free some up? It is really akward i would run out of space so quick when I know what I put on my laptop and there is no way I have put 70gb of things on here.
#2
Posted 05 January 2008 - 04:04 AM
Vista takes an obscene amount of hard drive space - about 12Gb depending on which flavour of Windows Vista you have.
So starting from 107Gb:
40Gb for data plus 12Gb of Vista = 52Gb.
107Gb - 52Gb = 55Gb free, or should be.
Bear in mind programs and other data as well, do take up a lot of room and a few bigger programs means its easier these days to fill up 20Gb without really thinking about it.
So starting from 107Gb:
40Gb for data plus 12Gb of Vista = 52Gb.
107Gb - 52Gb = 55Gb free, or should be.
Bear in mind programs and other data as well, do take up a lot of room and a few bigger programs means its easier these days to fill up 20Gb without really thinking about it.
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