I delete things but available space doesn't increase

You can try and compress your file this will give you 15 to 20 percent more space. Also, download CCleaner and run it this will also help clean up disk space. And run disk cleaner and last run a defrag

Hi,
I think you need to increase the Physical Memory of your computer... If the physical memory is less, system goes slow...

You can increase your available physical memory by either adding more memory chips or by deleting existing software or files. Pls follow this step: Go to RUN, type WINMSD.EXE You can able to see the available physical memory. If the memory is very less then you need to increase the space as I mentioned above. Pls let me know if this doesn't work.

Try deleting all files within the following locations: (In Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer) click "Tools" and select "Folder Options" then choose "Show hidden files" and take the tick out of "Hide protected system files")

%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\
%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Temp

This is the action of some form of malware, masquerading as Windows Security Center. It roots itself in the current user's temporary data folders and as far as I know, doesn't affect all users.
It is also a hidden process but as far as I know, doesn't execute any particularly malicious code, just a really annoying notification (which you'll notice changes).

To increase the capacity of formatted disk space on your computer, you will need to go to Disk Management. This can be found under the Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and Computer Management. Under the Control Panel's category view, Administrative Tools can be found under Performance and Maintenance.

On the left pane, you will see several options. Disk Management is available under Storage. You will definitely be able to format your unpartitioned space here. However, you may or may not be able to expand your C Drive space with this option, it may end up becoming a D Drive, or another letter of your choosing.

If this does not work to extend your C Drive space and adding a second drive letter is not an option for you, you can either reformat to receive the entire available disk space, or, if you prefer, there is commercial (such as Partition Magic), and potentially free, software available to perform this.

Please let me know if I can be of any additional help. Thanks!

1)Run command >chkdsk
2)Run>%temp% Delete all temp files
3)Run>recent Delete all recent files
Disk space will be increase

Hi,
1. Go to the Start menu and open Control Panel
2. Select the System and Maintenance option if you are using the Control Panel Home View and Administrative Tools if you are using the Classic View
3. In the Administrative Tools section, select Create and format disk partitions.
4. For Classic View users, select the Computer Management option and select Storage. When done, click Disk Management
5. When the list of your drive is displayed, choose the one with which you want to merge your partitioned drive with (e.g. disk D:) and select Delete Volume.
6. Hence, select your drive C: and the option Extend Volume. You computer will automatically select empty available spaces on your hard disk, and you can alter them if you wish to do so.


Regards.

The swept files are stored up in folders you might not see.

Run disk clean up and you will have more spaces wherein all temporary files will be deleted.

Cheers.

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try to flash a newer bios to system:
http://support.acer-euro.com/drivers/notebook/as_5315.html
Also look at your hard drive - >
right click on "My computer" -> manage -> disk management. There you should see all info about your hard drive. Maybe it's splitted in two partitions

Clean you Hard drive. or delete all files in the recyled bin of your PC.

Hi Ginnydoll,

You need to used Hard Drive Partition which you can resize your available space by increasing drive C: capacity and decreasing available space in your drive d: capacity without deleting any files on it. And this is not a harmful to your hard drive all your important files are intact in each destination.

If my solutions sounds great please email me for further assistance. [email protected]. because it is really hard to demonstrate on this page because there is no features to attached pictures for visual instructions.

best regards,

Philip