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Windows11 indicates storage is full, yet it isn't actually.

Windows11 indicates storage is full, yet it isn't actually.

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11-17-2016, 12:55 AM
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I’ve set up my 512GB SSD with Windows C:2022 and D:250GB drives. After installing Valorant on D, I moved Genshin Impact files to the C drive but lost track of them. When trying to launch Valorant, it couldn’t locate the files. I deleted other games and restored Valorant, yet the issue continued. Later, school distracted me, so I forgot about it except for Genshin. Now I’m stuck because my C drive is nearly full—Valorant is using 50GB. I tried deleting it from the control panel, but it said it was already gone. After rebooting, I noticed the C drive shows only 180GB used, while my usual files are around 120GB. The remaining space isn’t visible, and even the temporary files (about 5GB) aren’t helping. I’m really struggling with limited storage and can’t afford backups or repairs. Please help quickly.
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11-17-2016, 12:55 AM #1

I’ve set up my 512GB SSD with Windows C:2022 and D:250GB drives. After installing Valorant on D, I moved Genshin Impact files to the C drive but lost track of them. When trying to launch Valorant, it couldn’t locate the files. I deleted other games and restored Valorant, yet the issue continued. Later, school distracted me, so I forgot about it except for Genshin. Now I’m stuck because my C drive is nearly full—Valorant is using 50GB. I tried deleting it from the control panel, but it said it was already gone. After rebooting, I noticed the C drive shows only 180GB used, while my usual files are around 120GB. The remaining space isn’t visible, and even the temporary files (about 5GB) aren’t helping. I’m really struggling with limited storage and can’t afford backups or repairs. Please help quickly.

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