File size loss occurred unexpectedly.
File size loss occurred unexpectedly.
It might display root as the default when it can't locate it...
You might look for a comparable tool such as WinDirStat to locate it.
If WinDirStat doesn’t identify the file’s origin or details, yet it appears as a continuous ~100GB area, it might indicate data stored in filestreams. These are compact blocks used to track files, often holding binary information rather than simple records. They function more like a small directory for each file, unlike typical flat databases. Windows uses them to remember where a file originated—stored in the :Zone.Identifier stream—to verify if it came from the internet, regardless of copying across networks or USB drives. Such streams are uncommon beyond minor usage, except when a program has an unusual behavior. Consider running a scan at http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/alternate_d...reams.html and let us know if any files display unusually large "Stream Allocated Size".
There are 24 items with a size of 4096, 3 with 424, and the remaining are smaller in size.