View Full Version : Shadow Defender using large amount of space.
Kyle1420
September 4th, 2009, 07:25 AM
Hey guy's. Using "Shadow mode" reports that 28gb is being used by SD, I have performed nothing, No file moves, nothing.. Prior to installing SD I defragged both my hd's(500gb and 80gb) with jkdefrag(I haven't gotten around to getting the newest version that has been renamed)
I started SD, Then SD reported 28gb of HD being used by SD.. :o
Just to be sure, I revo uninstalled SD and performed another defrag by auslogics, Installed SD.. etc. SD reported roughly the same amount.
Peter2150
September 4th, 2009, 08:56 AM
-{ Quote: "Hey guy's. Using "Shadow mode" reports that 28gb is being used by SD, I have performed nothing, No file moves, nothing.. Prior to installing SD I defragged both my hd's(500gb and 80gb) with jkdefrag(I haven't gotten around to getting the newest version that has been renamed)
I started SD, Then SD reported 28gb of HD being used by SD.. :o
Just to be sure, I revo uninstalled SD and performed another defrag by auslogics, Installed SD.. etc. SD reported roughly the same amount." }-
I would ignore what it's reporting. Look in c:\ with all hidden files shown, and I think you will see diskopt.sys Thats the actual file.
pidbo
September 4th, 2009, 09:00 AM
-{ Quote: "Hey guy's. Using "Shadow mode" reports that 28gb is being used by SD, I have performed nothing, No file moves, nothing.. Prior to installing SD I defragged both my hd's(500gb and 80gb) with jkdefrag(I haven't gotten around to getting the newest version that has been renamed)
I started SD, Then SD reported 28gb of HD being used by SD.. :o
Just to be sure, I revo uninstalled SD and performed another defrag by auslogics, Installed SD.. etc. SD reported roughly the same amount." }-
Just checked mine 10.80 MB
Kyle1420
September 4th, 2009, 12:05 PM
-{ Quote: "I would ignore what it's reporting. Look in c:\ with all hidden files shown, and I think you will see diskopt.sys Thats the actual file." }-
Thanks Peter.. You are correct :)
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