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Drive indicates full no files. Found soluti [Solved]

adr8767 5Posts Saturday September 8, 2012Registration date September 8, 2012Last seen - Latest answer on Sep 8, 2012 9:38pm BST

Hello,
SOLUTION IN MY CASE
solution
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Simple: executed the included in Windows disk repair option. Right click on problem partition --- one of the tabs, restart as instructed, Windows repair utillity starts during reboot.
problem cause:
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Installed bootmanager that made a dedicated partition. All didn't work due to known or probable factor I don't mention here.
action
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Looked on forums. No explicit solution found. Program tree size free edition mentioned on forums several times showed the correct disk usage. Had the idea: its a partition fault.

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Ambucias 9039Posts Monday February 1, 2010Registration date ModeratorStatus April 27, 2013Last seen Sep 8, 2012 9:06pm BST

Hello

Thank you for the hint, it sure will be useful to many.

You must be a very nice person.

Best regards

(Glad you are member!)

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adr8767 5Posts Saturday September 8, 2012Registration date September 8, 2012Last seen Sep 8, 2012 9:38pm BST

Thank you for your reply. I can't find an edit button here. But I wanted to change: ,,I looked briefly on forums''. And through Google.

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