Hello Everyone,
My question is ,when you do a clean install of windows xp pro how much gigs is it supposed to be when you click on your c: drive properties ?
Thank you
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#2
Posted 29 September 2004 - 03:12 AM
Last time I looked (it's been a while) it was about 1.5GB from a fresh install.
#3
Posted 29 September 2004 - 04:09 AM
Why does mine say 3.29 gigs used thats fresh with out installing anything else .
I check my disk for errors but everything seems to be ok .
I check my disk for errors but everything seems to be ok .
#5
Posted 29 September 2004 - 01:46 PM
Originally posted by mikekaks:
That sounds fine to me Mike. I am guessing you are tight on space or something? Anyway I noticed when I did a couple of XP Pro reformats recently I think it started out around 2.6 GB utilisation for the SP1a level and with AV and SP2 and a few other things like Office climbed to around 5.2 GB for me.
I am assuming you do not have SP2 on there yet - you'll want to slipstream that if you're aiming to save space, or maybe look into the nu-lite thing that really tightens up on space (should be able to google it up)
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Why does mine say 3.29 gigs used thats fresh with out installing anything else .
I check my disk for errors but everything seems to be ok .
I check my disk for errors but everything seems to be ok .
That sounds fine to me Mike. I am guessing you are tight on space or something? Anyway I noticed when I did a couple of XP Pro reformats recently I think it started out around 2.6 GB utilisation for the SP1a level and with AV and SP2 and a few other things like Office climbed to around 5.2 GB for me.
I am assuming you do not have SP2 on there yet - you'll want to slipstream that if you're aiming to save space, or maybe look into the nu-lite thing that really tightens up on space (should be able to google it up)
#6
Posted 29 September 2004 - 01:50 PM
Oh dear.... Unless I'm mistaken (and knowing me that could well be the case :p)my windows xp home uses 5.5Gb from fresh when my PC has been reformatted.
1.Is this because I have home not pro?
2.Is this a bad thing?
3.Should I do something about this?
1.Is this because I have home not pro?
2.Is this a bad thing?
3.Should I do something about this?
#7
Posted 02 October 2004 - 01:51 AM
Hi Guys,Gals
As it turns out its the swap file thats eating all those gigs .So i simply made more space for it .
Thanks
As it turns out its the swap file thats eating all those gigs .So i simply made more space for it .
Thanks
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