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BLKBRDSR71
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Impossible! o.O
Has this happened to anyone else?
I have a 120 GB SSD for my OS and 750 GB HDD as my game drive. The total space is 870 GB. Windows shows 4TB as my SSD???
Welcome to Windows 10 - Bug Edition! hahahahaha!

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That's Windows 8/8.1. Take a good look at the window. You'll see that it's not Windows 10.

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5 hours ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

That's Windows 8/8.1

My OS is Windows 10 Home Build 1607. Not 8/8.1.

Is this bug also evident on Windows 8?

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This is just a disk cleanup bug...

Happens often.

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6 minutes ago, BLKBRDSR71 said:

My OS is Windows 10 Home Build 1607. Not 8/8.1.

Is this bug also evident on Windows 8?

Are you using one of the weird high contrast themes or something... doesn't look like Standard Windows 10.

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31 minutes ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

Are you using one of the weird high contrast themes or something... doesn't look like Standard Windows 10.

It is Windows 10. Windows 8 had the old Windows NT 3 (1993) drive space use/free 3D pie chart.

He just modified his registry to have large borders.

 

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The "Windows Update Cleanup" item is so big, because there is a folder loop going inside. Basically, folder that instead of pointing to a place where sub-content inside like normally, it points some parent folder. So it does the loop 'indefinitely' when counting the total size of the of "Windows Update". It eventually stops thanks to fail safe code, if not, you'll be stuck on that progress bar forever, or until you hit Cancel.

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