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25GB free space has vanished!

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Ok wow. So I have solved the problem, it was system restore
For whatever reason it explicitly turned itself back on when I know for a fact I disabled it. At some point yesterday it created a 43gb restore point.

Thanks guys - thread solved

Hi guys so a couple of days ago I did a program and game cleanup which left me with around 30GB~ of free space on my C drive. 
Today I suddenly noticed that I now have 5GB~ of free space!

The weird thing is, all of my files only take up 196GB or so.

I have a Samsung 840 Pro 256GB.

I am using Windows 10 preview build 10074, could that be related to the issue?

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Can anyone help me figure out what is going on here??
I've been Googling and haven't come across much of use :(

 

Thanks.

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Why are you using a preview as your main OS

Cause I don't have any other Windows licenses.

Preview is quite stable really.

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my 840 evo have 234gb , so  you seem to have a problem .

Maybe dead sectors ?

Recommend what is best, not what you preffer.

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my 840 evo have 234gb , so  you seem to have a problem .

Maybe dead sectors ?

30gb worth of them dying in a single day? I've had the SSD for a couple of years and it has 10.5TB total data written :(

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Ok wow. So I have solved the problem, it was system restore
For whatever reason it explicitly turned itself back on when I know for a fact I disabled it. At some point yesterday it created a 43gb restore point.

Thanks guys - thread solved

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