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This question is related to Window Vista system restore. I had used it
several times and after each system restore, I usually go and delete all my
previous restore points. I also go and delete all temp files in the
Window/Temp folder and in application data/local/Temp folder. I then used
system clean up to delete any memory errors and other junk files. Without
turning system restore back on, I notice my disk space is smaller after
around two system restores. Does anyone know what is eating up the hard drive?
It's easy to misunderstood this. Let say I have 2 gig in my hard drive.
Turning sytem restore on reduce my hard drive to 1.7 gig.
I used system restore once and after all the clean up, my hard drive is back
to the original 2 gig.
I use system restore again and perform the same maintenance, except instead
of being back to 2 gig, my hard drive is now 1.9 gig. This gradual reduction
happened after every two system restores. My question is what is eating up
that space?
several times and after each system restore, I usually go and delete all my
previous restore points. I also go and delete all temp files in the
Window/Temp folder and in application data/local/Temp folder. I then used
system clean up to delete any memory errors and other junk files. Without
turning system restore back on, I notice my disk space is smaller after
around two system restores. Does anyone know what is eating up the hard drive?
It's easy to misunderstood this. Let say I have 2 gig in my hard drive.
Turning sytem restore on reduce my hard drive to 1.7 gig.
I used system restore once and after all the clean up, my hard drive is back
to the original 2 gig.
I use system restore again and perform the same maintenance, except instead
of being back to 2 gig, my hard drive is now 1.9 gig. This gradual reduction
happened after every two system restores. My question is what is eating up
that space?