Perform a Disk Cleanup:
Click on the blue Vista start button and then on the Computer
entry in the Start Menu. Right-click on your hard drive and
select Properties > Disk Cleanup > Files from all users.....
More Options > Clean Up (System Restore and Shadow Copies).
I would not recommend attempting to modify partition sizes
on a computer that came preinstalled with Windows Vista.
If you ever had to restore your computer with the manufacturer's
restore CD, it would change your entire drive to its original
factory drive configuration.
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User
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"Jetaimebelgium" wrote:
I have a brand new HP laptop with windows Vista Home Premium. After
calculating and adding all the files and folders (including hidden and file
system files) The complete space occupied is 12GB. When I right click drive C
and click properties it says that out of 140GB I have 94GB left. Computer
will boot to desktop if i dont run chkdsk. I can not modify partition sizes
since windows claims my C drive is unstable - and i should run chkdsk to fix
this. I have ran Defrag successfully but no help.
Here comes the stinky part. When i run chkdsk on step 1 of 5, 2-3% in it
freezes. I have once left this laptop on overnight (over 11 hrs) didnt move
at all.
So a working laptop, missing drive space, cant complete chkdsk, CAN ANYONE
HELP ME please??? :x
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