C: drive space is decreasing for no reason

[KESH JHOOMUCK]

I don't know why this is happening only in my C: drive. There's nothing installed on this drive except display driver and some light softwares. I've cleaned up all junk files, temp files and recycle bin.

Here's a scnshot of the total amount used: http://prntscr.com/7g3kax
Here's the prob: http://prntscr.com/7g3kke

 

[USAFRet]

I think we'd need some more information on this:
Size of the C drive
How much free and used space?
What OS?
When did this start happening?

 

[KESH JHOOMUCK]

I think we'd need some more information on this:
Size of the C drive
How much free and used space?
What OS?
When did this start happening?

updated

 

[utgotye]

Temp files, driver related crap, malware...could be any number of reasons. Use disk cleanup, CCleaner to help remove junk files and do virus and malware scans.

Check page file size and make sure you can see hidden files.

 

[jeremyp79]

You'll need to be a little more specific. If you only have the one hard drive, the space on the c drive will be taken up by a number of things, temporary internet files, system restore points, anything like that.
If its a big change in a short amount of time, then it could be that you are getting some corrupt or damaged sectors of the hard drive.
But, let us know exactly what you have going on, and your systems specs, operating system, and things like that, and we can do a much better job of trouble shooting

 

[KESH JHOOMUCK]

descrip. updated mates

 

[USAFRet]

This is almost certainly a combination of System Restore points and temp files.

Find your System Restore settings, and see what that is set to.
Control Panel
System
System Protection
System Protection
Click on the relevant drive, and select Configure

It will show you current usage and Max use %

 

[KESH JHOOMUCK]

here it is http://prntscr.com/7g3okv

 

[KESH JHOOMUCK]

i think because of this my display driver start crashing, i can't play games for 10mins long :3

 

[USAFRet]

here it is http://prntscr.com/7g3okv

Right. Currently you're sucking up 94+GB in Restore points. Potentially up to 1/2 your drive space.
Push that slider to the left, and reduce that percentage.

 

[jeremyp79]

Another thing to try would be making windows use something other than the c drive for virtual memory

 

[KESH JHOOMUCK]

here it is http://prntscr.com/7g3okv

Right. Currently you're sucking up 94+GB in Restore points. Potentially up to 1/2 your drive space.
Push that slider to the left, and reduce that percentage.

thnks for the answer mate 175GB free