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Whenever I delete a large file, something too large to be moved to th
recycle bin, like something 20 or 50 GB, my drive doesn't recognized th
newly created free space until several days later. For instance, if I have
50 GB file and nothing else on a 100 GB drive, Windows Explorer and ever
other program will say I have roughly 50 GB of free space remainin
(actually, I guess, somewhere in the low 40s because of the way Window
counts it). If I delete the file, I'll be told I have the same amount o
free space as before, no change, for days, until *poof* it'll show
I've had this problem on NTFS drives of different makes and sizes, unde
Windows 2000 Pro and, now, XP Pro on a different system
Thanks for the help
-- Jeff
recycle bin, like something 20 or 50 GB, my drive doesn't recognized th
newly created free space until several days later. For instance, if I have
50 GB file and nothing else on a 100 GB drive, Windows Explorer and ever
other program will say I have roughly 50 GB of free space remainin
(actually, I guess, somewhere in the low 40s because of the way Window
counts it). If I delete the file, I'll be told I have the same amount o
free space as before, no change, for days, until *poof* it'll show
I've had this problem on NTFS drives of different makes and sizes, unde
Windows 2000 Pro and, now, XP Pro on a different system
Thanks for the help
-- Jeff