M MoreFoam Commendable Oct 7, 2016 5 0 1,520 Jul 1, 2017 #1 My computer has been acting up, so I decided to do a reset. My hard drive is 1TB (931 GB available) and after the reset it only has 431/931 GB available. I don't think windows OS takes up 500GB, so what is using up all this space?
My computer has been acting up, so I decided to do a reset. My hard drive is 1TB (931 GB available) and after the reset it only has 431/931 GB available. I don't think windows OS takes up 500GB, so what is using up all this space?
Solution M M MoreFoam Jul 1, 2017 SOLUTION: Windows creates a hidden folder called "$SysReset" in your C: drive, which contains everything you wanted to get rid of during the reset 🙂 Not sure why Microsoft does this, since a sane person will back up their data before doing a reset.
SOLUTION: Windows creates a hidden folder called "$SysReset" in your C: drive, which contains everything you wanted to get rid of during the reset 🙂 Not sure why Microsoft does this, since a sane person will back up their data before doing a reset.
jankerson Illustrious BANNED Sep 10, 2006 7,884 140 37,390 Jul 1, 2017 #2 Look at the temp files, delete the temp files. Upvote 0 Downvote
M MoreFoam Commendable Oct 7, 2016 5 0 1,520 Jul 1, 2017 #3 jankerson : Look at the temp files, delete the temp files. The temp files are a whopping 888 KB... That's not going to free up 500 GB 🙁 Upvote 0 Downvote
jankerson : Look at the temp files, delete the temp files. The temp files are a whopping 888 KB... That's not going to free up 500 GB 🙁
M MoreFoam Commendable Oct 7, 2016 5 0 1,520 Jul 1, 2017 Solution #4 SOLUTION: Windows creates a hidden folder called "$SysReset" in your C: drive, which contains everything you wanted to get rid of during the reset 🙂 Not sure why Microsoft does this, since a sane person will back up their data before doing a reset. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
SOLUTION: Windows creates a hidden folder called "$SysReset" in your C: drive, which contains everything you wanted to get rid of during the reset 🙂 Not sure why Microsoft does this, since a sane person will back up their data before doing a reset.
jankerson Illustrious BANNED Sep 10, 2006 7,884 140 37,390 Jul 1, 2017 #5 Yeah, that's what I was getting at. It shows up in Storage in settings. Upvote 0 Downvote