re: Question about 'Explorer is reporting the wrong amount of free space (FAT32 Free Space Bug)'
Thursday, October 2, 2003 at 2:38 pm Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Glen
(1 messages posted)
Files in a file system take up more space than their size. If you have 1 million
2 byte files, they will consume 512 million bytes of disk. (or some such number,
I think it differs based on several factors (OS, size of drive, type of file system,
etc)).
Glen
On Thursday, August 15, 2002 at 8:10 pm, Tiago wrote:
>I have a question about Explorer
>is reporting the wrong amount of free space (FAT32 Free Space Bug): I have
>that problem but on XP and on NTFS file system. For exemple i have an 55Gb for work
>41.6Gb is used space and XP reports that i have only 4.96Gb of free disk space,
and
>this happen on my system drive too. I canīt understand whatīs wrong when 41.6Gb+4.96Gb
>isnīt 55Gb thereīs a gap here.
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