I'm currently just backing up a system image of my PC to a WD external hard drive, and I am somewhat surprised that my PC has 209GB worth of stuff on it. Baring in mind I have literally just moved 347GB of "files" to said external HD as well.
A little searching around on properties of certain files etc has shown me that I have 20.7GB of programme files, my user file has 68GB of stuff in it of which 23.4GB is music and windows itself on drive C is said to be merely 12.3GB which doesn't surprise me as I'm only using 32-bit windows 7 ultimate and 64-bit you're supposedly meant to leave at least 20GB of free space to install the OS.
What I want to know is, is there any software I can use to show me how big every file on my PC is? Or is there a way of me just searching through the OS to do this? I want to know because aside from the OS, my music and programme files plus give or take about 10-20GB for photo's etc, that still leaves me with about 80GB of stuff unaccounted for and I can't for the life of me think what could be occupying all that space.
Could it be because I updated straight from Vista Home Premium 32-bit to windows 7 ultimate 32-bit? Am I likely to still have vista files clogging it up somehow?
A little searching around on properties of certain files etc has shown me that I have 20.7GB of programme files, my user file has 68GB of stuff in it of which 23.4GB is music and windows itself on drive C is said to be merely 12.3GB which doesn't surprise me as I'm only using 32-bit windows 7 ultimate and 64-bit you're supposedly meant to leave at least 20GB of free space to install the OS.
What I want to know is, is there any software I can use to show me how big every file on my PC is? Or is there a way of me just searching through the OS to do this? I want to know because aside from the OS, my music and programme files plus give or take about 10-20GB for photo's etc, that still leaves me with about 80GB of stuff unaccounted for and I can't for the life of me think what could be occupying all that space.
Could it be because I updated straight from Vista Home Premium 32-bit to windows 7 ultimate 32-bit? Am I likely to still have vista files clogging it up somehow?