Why does the hard disk always have 65 6MB to use space

Dizzy, that's how to delete the system file?

system volume information" folder, the Chinese name can be translated as "system volume label information". This folder stores the backup information of the system restore.

One of the most useful features of Windows XP is System Restore, which uses a "snapshot" to record information about the state of the system at a specific time, which is called a "restore point", and then restores it according to this information when needed. There are two types of restore points: one is automatically created by the system, including system checkpoints and installation restore points; The other is created by the user himself as needed, also known as manual restore points.

As users spend more time using the system, there will be more and more restore points, resulting in less and less hard disk space, and finally being warned that "not enough disk space".

1. Right-click on the "My Computer" icon and select Properties.

2. Select the System Restore tab.

3. After checking "Turn off System Restore on all drives", you can delete the "System Volume Information" folder in the root directory of the drive.

It won't keep growing, and if you look at it after a while, it won't have a big impact.

1.Start by understanding the storage mechanism of hard drives.

2.The space occupied by the system is unavoidable in the system disk.

It is necessary to leave some buffer space, or private space for very special files.

3.So there will be a situation that you said.

To give you a positive reply, the question you said basically shows that it is not toxic. But it should be the IE temp folder in the disk you are talking about.

Solution, new boot or reboot Then right-click on the desktop IE--select Properties--Select General--- point to delete files--- delete cookies--- clear history.

At this time, if you look at the disk you are talking about, there should be a lot less space used.

This is the system information of the E disk.,Can't delete it.,You can't use this disk if you delete it.。

Virus. You can format the e-drive and you're good to go.

It's System Restore. It's good to turn it off.

Isn't there something in the station!

And is it not open System Restore!

And then there's some cache files for installing software like Office!

The problem you have with me is the same I will back up the contents and then just format it What is the specific reason I will ask again I'm sorry hehe.

That's your PC partition quota. Understand? That is, if another partition of your hard drive is out of range, it will be used from this partition. It can be set in the properties!

This is normal because the way it is calculated is different. The operating system counts according to binary, so 1g = 1024m, but the storage device manufacturer counts according to the decimal system, so 1g = 1000m, and the error comes from here.

How big is your portable hard drive? Is it even-inch? Now there is no 40g in the entire computer city in Shenyang, which feels very fresh. I also use Samsung 40G, but unfortunately it is assembled.

Normal, the conversion method is different MB=1000KB

mb=1024kb

Normal: That's usually the case.

It's just that the counting method is different, it's generally like this, and what the upstairs said is right, you can use it with confidence.

Just use Optimizer to organize the disk.

I used to like to back up with maxdos, and each backup was around 2g - 5g gho files.

Sometimes the power goes out during the backup process and the computer shuts down automatically.

At this time, there is no successful backup, but the capacity generated in the interval is stored in the disk, but there are no files in the disk, but the space is less.

Only the decluttered disk will be recovered.

Or delete the entire disk, format it, and repartition it.

Of course, you could also have other reasons for this lack of space.

I used to look at the size because there was a plate full.

160g F disk,Only 110g occupied,Thunder's me.。

Buy a hard disk, generally put large files in it, install software or something, and try not to install it on the C drive. Or delete the files you don't use.,Leave the movie.,Anyway, don't watch it in the end.,Delete it.。

Delete something in one word, and after deleting it, there will be space for emptying it in the ** station.

Adjust virtual memory, rational garbage data.

That's a hidden system file, just to prevent people who don't know the computer from fiddling around, just leave it alone, just play.

When installing the system, some files will be copied to the disk on which the system is installed. Normal. So what are you doing with formatting, just partition it.

Open the My Computer menu - Tools - Folder Options - View - Uncheck the [Hide Protected System Files] ,-- select [Show All Files and Folders] to see the hidden files.

Repartition with PQ.,Landlord, you have a DOS toolbox in the GHOST disc, right? There are a lot of hard disk partition software inside, so hurry up and divide it. Good luck.

No way, it's normal to eat capacity, my U disk 4G only gives 3700m+..My hard disk 160g is only 140+ normal, I don't know how not to talk nonsense, no, but also hide the disk, hide the 15g ?!!

The capacity indicated for normal hard disks is converted to 1000, while for Windows systems it is converted to 1024.

After the hard disk is partitioned, the capacity will be reduced by about 10%, such as only about 36G after the 40G partition, and it is normal to be left after the 8gg partition, and the larger the capacity of the hard disk partition, the more the capacity will be reduced.

If you use dedicated partitioning software to partition the partition, you will reduce the capacity less.

1.Even if the algorithm is different, it is about 4G of space, and it is impossible to be more than 10G;

2.My Computer - Right-click"Management"--Disk Management to see if there is one"Not assigned"space;

3.If not, use the installed version of the system disk to boot from the optical drive, enter the interface of selecting the installation partition, and see if the capacity is 76 to 78GIt is possible that the disk is hidden.

Oh, and there must be hidden disks there! Or is it an unallocated disk, and there are more than 70 g of 80g hard disk conversion! My disk is like this, the manufacturer uses 1000 to calculate, and Microsoft uses 1024 like this.

1 As the merchant is calculated as 1GB = 1000MB.

The system is calculated as 1GB = 1024MB.

Therefore, the actual capacity will be smaller than the nominal capacity.

2 Stuffed.

The others are hidden partitions that account for this normal and things like the C drive.