That took a while to track down, I used Total Commander to search for newest created files and ordered them by size. Like, for example, seven 10GB tables sent over from the SQL server that I connected to using that ODBC. Debugging done, I forgot to turn full logging off and then in matters of minutes I ran out of disk space, because it logged EVERYTHING. I needed to monitor the ODBC drivers and thus I turned on full logging in the setting. What are you doing on your computer, in general?Īsking because I had same problem a few years back. Drive is NOT compressed.ĭownloaded smartmontools, ran smartctl -H /dev/sda "SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: PASSED" No idea what it means exactly but doesn't sound like half the drive is dead. Ran disk tools, no errors, disk management shows partition as healthy, 109 GB.
Ran as administrator, turned on all options to scan/detect everything.
I freed ~ 10 GB, and this morning all is gone, 48GB used / 39 GB on disk, 0 free space! The computer is always on, it's an office machine to which I connect via remote desktop from home.Īny ideas what I could do to reverse this madness short of reinstalling Windows?ĭownloaded and ran SpaceSniffer based on commenters' advice. I used disk cleanup, removed everything it suggested, plus moved ESD and Hotfix folders to a different drive, removed ~ 15-20 GB of unnecessary apps, disabled hibernation, stopped windows update service etc. It's a 107 GB drive a few days ago size of "All in c:" showed up in properties as ~ 67 GB (size on disk was LESS though I cannot recall ever making compressed drives) with very little free space. Something is "eating up" storage on my C: drive recently.
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