My computer E disk originally had a total capacity of 50G, and the total number of existing files wa

There are a lot of error files on your hard disk,There is a folder system volume information that is installed in the scan and correction backup file,This folder is unique to NTFS,Since it is the backup folder of the system, the user can not open it,So the view attribute is O bytes and can not enter the view,But there are thousands of files backed up inside,Occupy a lot of space,Tens of MB,More than dozens of GB of data; If you don't want it to take up so much space, then you can only move your files out and format them and then move them back, and then solve the problem. It's just that you need to have a spare space that is as large as your data. Generally speaking, this is the problem I mentioned, and it can only be solved in this way.

Tools - > Folder Options - > View - >

a. Remove the small tick before "Hide protected operating system files (recommended)";

b. Click "Show All Files and Folders".

There are about 6 possibilities for the hard disk space to be used hidden:

2.You used Ghost One-Click Recovery to save a 2-4G size Ghost file;

3.You have used the "System Restore" of the system, right-click on My Computer, select Properties, then click on the "System Restore" tab, check the small box before "Turn off System Restore on all drives", and click OK. This feature is not very useful, and it can save a lot of space when turned off;

4.The things of your station are not emptied, and the station just manages the files you want to delete there, not in the hard drive;

5.You need to defragment it;

6.A large number of useless hidden files on the disk, such as the installation package of Office, will be hidden in the last disk by default, and so on.

For the time being, it's these 6. Defragmentation saves minimal space.

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There should be a problem with the partition.

You can go to My Computer --Management --Disk Management to see if you still have an area that you don't use.

**The station is not deleted, and it still occupies your hard disk memory!

He's right.

Right-click and press Cone to clean. Or clean up with 360's garbage.

The space problem may be due to the fact that you deleted it (put it in the **site), but did not clear it in the **site. This also results in less space.

There are fragments, just tidy up.

The file is transferred to another hard disk.,Grid this disk.,Copy back to this hard disk.。。。 Hee-hee......

Use 360 antivirus to clean up.

My computer shows that the E drive has used 140G of space, but the E disk shows that only 45G of files are stored, and the hidden files have been counted, what is the situation?

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My computer shows that the E drive has used up 140 GB of space, but the E drive shows that only 45 GB of files are stored, and the hidden files have been counted:1'If your computer is poisoned and your files are hidden, try changing your antivirus software or format the disk after backing up your files.

2'Insufficient memory does not mean that your hard disk capacity is insufficient, but that your computer has too much memory and not enough space. At the same time, when there are too many things or too much data are put in, a large cache space is needed in the memory. There are a lot of memory cleaning and release software that can restart the computer after a random next or long time on the Internet, and the memory will be automatically released to avoid the situation that the computer is a little sluggish and slow.

You can choose features such as junk cleaner in software such as Kingsoft to free up disk space.

The space occupied in the C drive may be in the following ways:

1.Junk files, just clean up with antivirus software.

2.When you copy a file, the copied file also temporarily occupies the space of the C drive.

3.Hidden files inside the system (if you want to see these files, open my computer, tools, folder options, view, show all files can be folders).

4.A portion of the space is reserved for a file that is ready to open.

5.The things in the station will also occupy the C disk, because the station is also the territory of the C disk.

Hope it helps.

Some systems have used up hidden files and virtual memory.

Hide files, station files, system restore backup files, and much more. ,

Some of the files are hidden.

Check it yourself, if there are any documents, I don't notice where they are, and some are a little deep.

The name is displayed in blue, which means that the files in this volume are stored in a compressed way, which can save a certain amount of space when storing files, but will reduce the access speed of this volume to a certain extent. This is not the reason for the problem you are talking about, because this feature is used to save space. However, because this compression still has to ensure a certain access performance, it will not be as high as the compression software, so the effect is not very obvious, and it will not save too much space.

As for the problem that 46G is full when you put less than 40G files, it is like this: the 46G space when the disk partition is in the decimal system, 1G = 1000MB = 1000,000KB, and so on, and when the file is actually stored, the size of the file is in 1024 base, 1G = 1024MB = 1024 * 1024KB, therefore, the remaining 46G you see is the remaining 46000,000,000B, and the file size that can be stored is 46000,000,000B 1024=44921875KB 1024=43869MB=42GB, therefore, 46GB space can only store about 42GB of files.

In addition, the actual space occupied by the file should be greater than or equal to its actual size (because the general format is in 4k, if the file is less than 4k, the file will occupy 4k; If the file size is divided by 4 and there is a remainder, this remainder also takes up 4k), if you have more bits and pieces on your disk, the actual file size will be even less, because it is a waste of space.

In addition, the system sometimes places the paging file on each disk (usually 1-2G, which is used for virtual memory), which is hidden and takes up a portion of the space.

Hope it helps.

Well. When it's full, it's blue.

Go down to: d.

It's not a matter of math, it's a matter of your internet speed.

It's appropriate to go down to **, and you can finish it in about 25 minutes.

Check to see if your computer is set up to see if there is a virtual file, if nothing else, your C drive should have a 2G file Undo the virtual file setting to save 2G

Because you're a lazy person, I got it right, give me points.