JDISKREPORT NOT FINDING 50 GB UPGRADE

If you'd like to post some specifics which are geared towards other user types, please do so in the comments. I'm a Microsoft.NET developer, so this list is tilted that way. I can't tell you what kind of files to look for, but I can tell you what I found on my system. By the way, the screenshot shows it working in Vista. The treemap really helps you zoom in on the large files or folders when you click on them they're automatically selected for you in the folder view above. Actually, I use FolderSize more for day to day stuff, but for clearing out the underbrush with a machete style work, you can't beat WinDirStat. I use FolderSize and WinDirStat for this.

Start looking for big files to be removed.

If you're scared to monkey with the registry, CCleaner will still help find unused temporary (permatemp?) files which can be removed. However, CCleaner is regularly updated and has always worked for me.

Registry cleanup used to be simple until Office started stashing unused keys to indicate features which would be installed on first use, after which registry cleaners often did more harm than good. Run CCleaner to clean up temporary files and clear out orphaned registry keys.I've used (and recommend) Doug Knox's ' XP Remove Hotfix Backup' program. A comment reminded of something here - XP Hotfix Files. I use SAFARP (Small and Fast Add Remove Programs), but Windows Add / Remove Programs works here. My criteria: If I can't remember what it is or haven't used it in 6 months, I don't need it. Uninstall any programs you don't need.It clears out the useless bundled software the manufacturer included to cut costs through renewal kickbacks. If you bought a PC with XP preinstalled, consider running the PC Decrapifier.

JDISKREPORT NOT FINDING 50 GB UPGRADE

I just cleaned up my computer in preparation for an upgrade to Vista. Here's how I did it: General Software Development Tips - Tricks

Jdiskreport not finding 50 gb