Solved: Right Click Computer / Properties / System Protection then click on
System protection tab. I removed the check mark from drive C: then clicked
apply. Drive C: properties now shows 26.9 gb. I put the check mark back
for drive C:
It's incredible that "restore points" doubled the size of the drive
contents.
Thank you for the inspiration.
dd
"Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM" <> wrote in message
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> "Don D" <> wrote in message
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>> When I display the properties of Drive C: it reports 59.1 gb. I just did
>> a full backup of drive C: (non-compressed) and it reports: Folders
>> Created: 17173; Files Copied: 143024 (26949973990 bytes)
>>
>> A command window DIR /s command reports:
>>
>> Total Files Listed:
>> 143602 File(s) 27,910,122,018 bytes
>> 50788 Dir(s) 177,102,209,024 bytes free
>>
>> A command window DIR /ah /s command reports:
>>
>> Total Files Listed:
>> 610 File(s) 4,401,421,364 bytes
>> 354 Dir(s) 177,102,209,024 bytes free
>>
>> The total of the two above is about 30 gb
>>
>> Where is the other approx 33 gb?
>>
>> Thank you.
>
> System Restore.
> Shadow copies. Right click a file you've edited and look at its
> properties.
>
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