How much disk space did you save?
Yeah thanks for the info, that certainly explains some things.
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So what does it actually do?
I've noticed that my HDD seems quite full, even though it shouldnt.
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A while ago I noticed that the disk space on my computer seemed to be more full than it should have been (nearly full when I only had a few games on it). I did some rummaging and found the windows system protection had a max disk usage of 300GB (and only about 1% - 10% of a disks space is really needed for it). So I changed the setting and saved myself a lot of space in the process.
To change the setting (or check if it is using far too much space):
Start -> R-click computer -> properties -> system protection (make sure when the new window opens you're in the system protection tab) -> highlight the drive you want to check and click configure -> use the slider to change the max usage.
Here is a video guide as my description is a bit verbose: https://youtu.be/QMxT4V2CtuQ
On my two computers (laptop and desktop) I saved 300GB of space on both.
Also check this setting regularly (once a month, as for me it increases sometimes (although not by much). Other programmes such as anti-virus software may increase the max usage valve when the update themselves. I think that was what occurred to me).
This will only affect some people. Most of you will probably not have this problem.
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