Is there a way to get an accounting of how the disk space in a Windows 10 installation is used?
I'm asking because I've got two Windows 10 systems that were built at about the same time (2-3 weeks ago), with the same applications installed; one occupies about 35 GB, the other about 52 GB.
This has practical consequences. I'm planning to migrate both systems to SSD, and I want to keep them as similar as possible. If I can't identify and fix whatever made the larger system so big, I will have to get two 256GB SSDs instead of two 128GB's: a considerable extra expense.
I'm asking because I've got two Windows 10 systems that were built at about the same time (2-3 weeks ago), with the same applications installed; one occupies about 35 GB, the other about 52 GB.
This has practical consequences. I'm planning to migrate both systems to SSD, and I want to keep them as similar as possible. If I can't identify and fix whatever made the larger system so big, I will have to get two 256GB SSDs instead of two 128GB's: a considerable extra expense.