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I have my doubts about the free space. It sows 314gB free and 500m used.
Any formula to calculate how much space is taken by NTFS formatting?.
I have a partition of 315gB. Formatted it fully using NTFS system.
I have my doubts about the free space. It sows 314gB free and 500m used.
Any formula to calculate how much space is taken by NTFS formatting?.
What if this thread title put on ur display pic ??? :P
No it is not normal. There may be System Restore Space Reserved.
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System Restore is off. This is not my C drive.
Well if this is not your Primary Windows drive, even then its possible for some of windows "permanent & unremovable files" to be allocated there.
And they really cannot be removed just like that.
They only way that you may remove it is:
- When you're first installing Windows in a specific drive e.g. C: Drive, keep any other drive unformatted.
- Only after installing windows in the C: drive, then you can quick format the rest of the drives and see how much space they're using.
Like this, windows can only get to install all the files in the C: drive.
correct ideaOriginally Posted by Ali Man
Ali, first tell me do you have a partition in the excess of 300gB?.
could be system restore, utilizing that space?
Tools > Fol;der Options,
show hidden files, Hide Protected System Files. reove check and see contents of the drive.
thats nothing
Its not about 'that is nothing'. At least i should know where its coming from.
There is nothign there (hidden and system). I have done all that.
Yeah, i used to have one when i had a PC, more of 400GB.
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