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yes, you understand well, forgive my inclarity. It was the screen breaking away from the surround. The hinges are vulnerable to this0
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spurdog1 said:an update, with a question on my dell inspirron. You may recall i wiped the memory before sending it away.
This drive c indicates 53.6 gb free of 118GB.
You guessed!!! if i've wiped it, why is it "half full"? I've found some screenshots, but all my files appear deleted. nSo, what takes up half the space of the c drive, it's RAM is 4 gb.Is there a way of looking into "c" to identify what is taking up the space?
Many thanks
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spurdog1 said:an update, with a question on my dell inspiron. You may recall i wiped the memory before sending it away.
This drive c indicates 53.6 gb free of 118GB.
You guessed!!! if i've wiped it, why is it "half full"? I've found some screenshots, but all my files appear deleted. nSo, what takes up half the space of the c drive, it's RAM is 4 gb.Is there a way of looking into "c" to identify what is taking up the space?
Many thanksWhat size is your pagefile? your Recovery partition? etc.To start with try tunning the Windows Disk CleanUp using the 'Clean up System Files' button - if you haven't used it recently (or at all) then it may take some time doing "Windows update clean up".Oops, it should be Patch Tuesday today so I'd let it do that (do a 'Check for updates later today) and then do the cleaning afterwards, maybe even give it a day or two.0 -
Newcad said:spurdog1 said:an update, with a question on my dell inspiron. You may recall i wiped the memory before sending it away.
This drive c indicates 53.6 gb free of 118GB.
You guessed!!! if i've wiped it, why is it "half full"? I've found some screenshots, but all my files appear deleted. nSo, what takes up half the space of the c drive, it's RAM is 4 gb.Is there a way of looking into "c" to identify what is taking up the space?
Many thanksWhat size is your pagefile? your Recovery partition? etc.To start with try tunning the Windows Disk CleanUp using the 'Clean up System Files' button - if you haven't used it recently (or at all) then it may take some time doing "Windows update clean up".Oops, it should be Patch Tuesday today so I'd let it do that (do a 'Check for updates later today) and then do the cleaning afterwards, maybe even give it a day or two.0 -
Perhaps you now have a c:\windows.old as a result of it going away?If you put your general location in your Profile, somebody here may be able to come and help you.1
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