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My B:ramdisk  recently turned intoB:Local disk  with no space (0 MB/0 MB) Im confused with this, and its telling me to reformat the drive everytime i double-click on it! Help?

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ASUS B550M (WIFI)

GTX 1060 6G

3200 MHZ RAM

RM650 PSU

256G SATA SSD

1TB NVM.E SSD

3TB 5400 WD HDD

 

 

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yes, its been there until i noticed today

Is it a virus? Or has something to do with a virus? I ram mbam today and it deleted a few PUPS in the registry

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ASUS B550M (WIFI)

GTX 1060 6G

3200 MHZ RAM

RM650 PSU

256G SATA SSD

1TB NVM.E SSD

3TB 5400 WD HDD

 

 

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yes, its been there until i noticed today

Don't think you even answered my question. RamDisks only work when the computer is powered on, they need to be reformatted if the computer ever turns off because it is volatile memory. It does not hold information unless there is electricity running through it, when the system is on.

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Don't think you even answered my question. RamDisks only work when the computer is powered on, they need to be reformatted if the computer ever turns off because it is volatile memory. It does not hold information unless there is electricity running through it, when the system is on.

no, sorry for the confusion. It used to be about 256Mb but now it is 0 MB. Windows is telling me to reformat it and im not sure what to do because it was always the same without me manually requiring to reformat.

RYZEN 5800X

ASUS B550M (WIFI)

GTX 1060 6G

3200 MHZ RAM

RM650 PSU

256G SATA SSD

1TB NVM.E SSD

3TB 5400 WD HDD

 

 

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no, sorry for the confusion. It used to be about 256Mb but now it is 0 MB. Windows is telling me to reformat it and im not sure what to do because it was always the same without me manually requiring to reformat.

Well go reformat it and see what happens.

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NTFS, FAT32 if NTFS gives you a problem.

I used NTFS and there is used space (14.5/255)? I wasn't like that before and there is nothing in it! I utterly confused!

RYZEN 5800X

ASUS B550M (WIFI)

GTX 1060 6G

3200 MHZ RAM

RM650 PSU

256G SATA SSD

1TB NVM.E SSD

3TB 5400 WD HDD

 

 

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Windows creates index on drivers for things like they recycle bin, it takes up a bit of space.

Ok, thank you. But can you tell me why it wasn't filled before?

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GTX 1060 6G

3200 MHZ RAM

RM650 PSU

256G SATA SSD

1TB NVM.E SSD

3TB 5400 WD HDD

 

 

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Ok, thank you. But can you tell me why it wasn't filled before?

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Don't think you even answered my question. RamDisks only work when the computer is powered on, they need to be reformatted if the computer ever turns off because it is volatile memory. It does not hold information unless there is electricity running through it, when the system is on.

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