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nutto4beanies
Last night I deleted a folder with about 4GB of DVD files in it. When I
deleted it, Windows said it was too big for the recycle bin, and asked
if I wanted to permanently delete it. I said yes, and the files
disappeared, but I didn't gain back the hard drive space. This also
happened a few nights ago with a 4GB DVD image file. I've tried
emptying the recycle bin, but it is already empty.
I've had this problem in the past on my desktop computer, but after
clearing the Norton recycle bin, the space always comes back. But I am
now having this problem on my new laptop, and it doesn't have Norton
installed. It does have McAfee on it, but I can't find anywhere that
McAfee saves files like Norton does.
I'm running XP Media Center Edition 2005, SP2. My hard drive is 80GB,
and I've got 512 ram.
I posted this question on a website, and I got a few suggestions, but
none of them helped. So far I have ran CheckDisk, I've disabled System
Restore, I've ran the Disk Cleanup Wizard, and I have defragged the
hard drive. None of this has helped.
Does anyone have any ideas what this could be? I'd really like to
reclaim my hard drive space, and ensure that this doesn't keep
happening.
I would REALLY appreciate any help or suggestions!
Thanks!!!!!!
deleted it, Windows said it was too big for the recycle bin, and asked
if I wanted to permanently delete it. I said yes, and the files
disappeared, but I didn't gain back the hard drive space. This also
happened a few nights ago with a 4GB DVD image file. I've tried
emptying the recycle bin, but it is already empty.
I've had this problem in the past on my desktop computer, but after
clearing the Norton recycle bin, the space always comes back. But I am
now having this problem on my new laptop, and it doesn't have Norton
installed. It does have McAfee on it, but I can't find anywhere that
McAfee saves files like Norton does.
I'm running XP Media Center Edition 2005, SP2. My hard drive is 80GB,
and I've got 512 ram.
I posted this question on a website, and I got a few suggestions, but
none of them helped. So far I have ran CheckDisk, I've disabled System
Restore, I've ran the Disk Cleanup Wizard, and I have defragged the
hard drive. None of this has helped.
Does anyone have any ideas what this could be? I'd really like to
reclaim my hard drive space, and ensure that this doesn't keep
happening.
I would REALLY appreciate any help or suggestions!
Thanks!!!!!!