I just had a clean install done on one of my computers because the C drive
kept filling up. The C drive is 1.5 gigabytes. I have a second drive that
has 40 gigabytes. I reformated the C drive and re-installed win2000 to make
sure the disk was totally clean. I've been installing program files, music
files, etc. on the 40 gig drive. However, today my C drive only had 4
megabytes of space available. I cannot find where the space is being used.

Does anybody know of any utility/program that can rank folders on a drive by
how much disk space it is using? Any suggestions or ideas for why the drive
keeps filling up would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

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A 1.5 gB system/boot partition is woefully small. I wouldn't install to
anything less than 4 gB (larger if you have the space)

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect.

"Logoster" wrote:
| I just had a clean install done on one of my computers because the C drive
| kept filling up. The C drive is 1.5 gigabytes. I have a second drive
that
| has 40 gigabytes. I reformated the C drive and re-installed win2000 to
make
| sure the disk was totally clean. I've been installing program files,
music
| files, etc. on the 40 gig drive. However, today my C drive only had 4
| megabytes of space available. I cannot find where the space is being
used.
|
| Does anybody know of any utility/program that can rank folders on a drive
by
| how much disk space it is using? Any suggestions or ideas for why the
drive
| keeps filling up would be greatly appreciated.
|
| Thanks.
|
| (E-Mail Removed)
|
|