Drive "full" problem

Started by Simon, Jul 14, 2009, 23:48:13

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David

Thats really bad Gary really bad surely there must be someone who would intervene how do you lose a wheelchair for gods sake!!!
Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Gary

Quote from: badpianoplayer on Jul 15, 2009, 13:18:26
Thats really bad Gary really bad surely there must be someone who would intervene how do you lose a wheelchair for gods sake!!!
I have been on the phone this morning, they are looking for it  :dunno: add to that my hard standing and path in the garden has to be broken up and relaid after only a month (their fault) and I need to have new drain pipe put in as they lifted the water-but so high on the new standing the gravity feed is now a fountain out of the gutter as it won't go into the water-but, I'm doing well this week  :rant2:
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Sebby

Simon, the first thing I'd do is run chkdsk. It's possible that the FAT (or NTFS equivalent) is incorrect.

Steve

I would say chkdsk /f then any errors will be corrected, you can also get issues with the MFT master file table being unable to re allocte released space,this needs something like PerfectDisk to solve this issue,its a worthwhile investment for any Windows machine anyway.
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Rik

Quote from: Gary on Jul 15, 2009, 13:15:09
They could not find my house  :eyebrow: oh and I was on the phone so they could not call me, even though there are no calls listed for that day on my end  :mad: that was two weeks ago and it was marked urgent

Must be the same guy that was delivering our meat last week. :(
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David

A truly multisubjective thread  ;D
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David

Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Steve

There's always room for food for thought :whistle:
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David

But has that wheelchair arrived yet ?
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David

Simon will be so confused  ;D
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Rik

He's used to me by now, David. ;D
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Simon

So much for keeping tech threads on topic!  ::)

Anyway, it turned out to be the simplest of things.  They had never bothered to empty their recycle bin, which had about 9Gb of files in it (on a 20Gb 'C' drive), so I emptied that, and ran CCleaner for good measure, and freed up nearly half of the drive space.  :)
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Simon

Oh, sorry to hear about your wheels, Gary.  Did they roll up in the end? 
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David

Rik ....consider your admonished  ;D

Glad you found the solution Simon I will try that it may save getting the hammer to the machine I had given up :thumb: :fingers:
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Simon

I wouldn't call it a cure all, David, but CCleaner does often work wonders, providing you use it carefully.
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David

Its worth one very last try
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zappaDPJ

Quote from: Simon on Jul 15, 2009, 21:48:26
Anyway, it turned out to be the simplest of things.  They had never bothered to empty their recycle bin, which had about 9Gb of files in it (on a 20Gb 'C' drive), so I emptied that, and ran CCleaner for good measure, and freed up nearly half of the drive space.  :)

:lol: That amused me no end  ;D
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Rik

Me too. Have you explained, Simon?  ;D
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:lol:

Been there, done that...
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... and probably will again.  ;D
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