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what is the the best way of checking free memory on your computer system - thinking here of storage (what used to be called Rom) not operating memory
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sugar 'n spikes
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Not quite sure what you mean but this freebie software program SIW will give you the information shown in the attached pic, if that's any help
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You can check the amount of disk space (which is what I think you mean?) by opening up "My Computer", rightclicking on a drive (normally, just the C drive would be the main one) and then click properties. It should then show you a pie chart with the amount of free space left
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thanks
very helpful both
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