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I'd recommend you use this tool: &nbsp;<a href="http://windirstat.info/" rel="ugc">http://windirstat.info/</a><br />
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It'll show you graphically, where you space is allocated. &nbsp;Should give you a good idea of where all that space is going!
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I'd recommend you use this tool:  http://windirstat.info/ [http://windirstat.info/]

It'll show you graphically, where you space is allocated.  Should give you a good idea of where all that space is going!

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This post is just to agree with the two previous ones. First of all windirstat, then ccleaner.<br />
This should be enough to let you have an idea of what happens to your disk.<br />
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Regards.
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This post is just to agree with the two previous ones. First of all windirstat, then ccleaner.
This should be enough to let you have an idea of what happens to your disk.

Regards.

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Hi,<br />
I have a problem with my C:\ drive. It is being eaten up highly. I freed upto 14 GB space almost a couple of hour before. now i have only 13 GB free. I did not save or copy any big files. <br />
could anyone suggest me some solutions to this.<br />
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I use a Windows 7 OS.<br />

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Hi,
I have a problem with my C:\ drive. It is being eaten up highly. I freed upto 14 GB space almost a couple of hour before. now i have only 13 GB free. I did not save or copy any big files. 
could anyone suggest me some solutions to this.

I use a Windows 7 OS.


C drive is being eaten up quickly...

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