Disk space filling up for no reason?
There are many reasons why something like this can happen but the easiest way I know of to fix it is to use a program called sequoiaview This program allows you to see which areas of your hard drives are being occupied. Once you can see that, you can easily delete or move the files/folders that are taking up all the space. Secondly if you have system restore enabled on your computer and you've owned it for a while, make sure you delete all but the most recent restore point and decrease the size of the backups. Third, empty your temporary cache and your recycle bin and finally, uninstall every program that you don't use/want/need
How could you check your hard disk's size in Windows 7?
Right Click My Computer >> Manage>>Disk Management>>on the Right Pane you check the size of the hard diskFor More Information Please VisitWindows 10 Tips and Tricks, Latest Windows 7 Secrets, Windows 8 Tutorials
Why does my computer say low disk space???
it was fine until i got norton anti virus and its manditory u have a backup so i had it back up to my c drive (i think i cant remeber) and ever since its saying i have low disk space so i went and bought memory thinking it wuold fix the problem but it didnt it still says it i guess im stupid cuz i thuoght memory wuold fix it but i guess not so what does memory do? did i waste my money??? and how do i fix this plroblem????
If my laptop came pre-installed with Windows 8.1 and I want to dual-boot with XP, can I just shrink the 8.1 partition, make a new partition with the remaining disk space, and then install XP on the new partition?
There is a good chance you can't boot from the Windows XP CD. Work around that? Then…Windows 8.1 may be installed in EFI mode, which means the partition table is GPT. Windows XP is a Legacy-only system so, while it does recognize GPT and can mount data disks with it, it will not boot from it and it's possible it won't even install.
My Dell Laptop keeps on running out of Hard Disk Drive space?
My Dell Latitude D610(Windows XP), with only a 28GB Hard Drive, has less than 300MB of space left. I ran a disk defrag, but it only gave me about 1GB more of space, but that space was "eaten up" in about a week. The programs I have installed only add up to a few GB. What could be going on and what do I need to do to fix it?
Can I install Fedora on C drive, overwriting Windows XP and still have the data on my D drive?
it's not possible to install centos in c drive...if you want to install or dualboot or tripleboot ...first change uefi in bios..then. Convert gpt...and then install and create a c partition. Then install centos ....if you want full procedure search on YouTube dualboot in uefi centos and windows 8.1