[Any clue of the increased free space after Wiping?]

stop wiping free space

 

it does nothing for performance. or gives you more space. You should not be doing things that you do not understand.

 

How ever harsh that sounds doing things you no nothing about messes up pc. DEVS WILL YOU MOVE IT TO TOOLS.

 

 

Thx for your opinion, I will take careful consideration in using CC later WFS later

[Any clue of the increased free space after Wiping?]

My points are so much bigger - (Vista). A minute ago I had 9 points occupying 18.3 GB. After deleting the oldest one, my 8 points occupied 17.0 GB. Yes, it seems lately my points average around 2 GB each.

 

 

My system is XP, so how big can the restore point be? since I got a more than 1 GB free space released after the Wiping.

[Any clue of the increased free space after Wiping?]

When you run CC you run every option that's selected. Was wfs the only option selected, or did you have any others?

 

 

I ran with every option selected.

 

But my previous experience shown that it will only release limited free space without 'WFS' checked, however this time it release more than 1 GB free in C Drive, which really surprised me.

[Any clue of the increased free space after Wiping?]

Hi, All

 

I just registered this forum to ask my 1st question.

 

I ran the CCleaner with 'Wipe Free Space' checked.

 

Before the run, my C drive was 6.5 GB free, and after that the C drive turned 7.8 GB free.

 

In detail, I monitored the whole process of the wiping:

 

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Before everything C Drive 6.5 GB free, D Drive 10 GB free.......

 

Wipe C Drive:

 

before wiping 6.5 GB free, after wiping 6.5 GB free

 

Wipe D Drive:

 

before wiping 10 GB free, after wiping 10 GB free;

 

however, the C Drive turned 7.8 GB free after wiping D drive.

 

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Anyone has clue about this or similar experience?

 

I am not unhappy with more free space released , just in case I did something wrong.