My problem is that once you use the option to delete unit they spent five minutes I realized that the ccleaner was erasing free space on my hard drive. cancel the option and saw that it had already deleted lot of gigabytes It searches google for a solution but not found it Please Help me.
The Evidence.-
I had 500 gigabytes on my hard disk if they realize there are only 465 gigabytes if we add 319 + 146 gigabytes
Next time let the program finish and you will not lose space. En el futuro la dejó terminar.
Delete this folder or file . . 
Eliminar esta carpeta o archivo ahora.
Next time let the program finish and you will not lose space. En el futuro la dejó terminar.
Delete this folder or file . .
Eliminar esta carpeta o archivo ahora.
I Dont Have That Folder Or File
Have you rebooted yet?
What operating system are you using?
@Kroozer, he stated that he stopped the process before it was finished, so ding the file and folder will be deleted automatically. I have tested this.
As hazelnut stated, perhaps just reboot your system.
Perhaps in a panic he pulled the plug and caused a disaster.
The result is he needs to use something like TreeSize or WizTree to search the largest folders / files to identify what is consuming the space.
Sí, reinicié yo uso Windows 7 SP1 de 64 bits[Moderator added translation matrix]¿Ha reiniciado todavía?¿Qué sistema operativo está utilizando?
Yes, I rebooted, (I am) using Windows 7 SP1 64-bit[/matrix]Have you rebooted yet?What operating system are you using?
The space on you hard drive is probably correct, you perhaps did not notice it before.
Read posts here
**see link in post 10
500 gigabytes equals 465.7 gibibytes.
The space on you hard drive is probably correct, you perhaps did not notice it before.
Read posts here...
** see link in post #10
maybe, but I remember I had 493 gigabytes before cleaning the disc
Sorry Gabbo I posted the wrong link, here you go
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110503133519AA3oTzT
500 gigabytes equals 465.7 gibibytes.
I am sorry but your topic title is wrong and totally misled me.
I thought your complaint was that your free space had been destroyed (deleted)
and your screenshot was something you had created for some reason before you ran CCleaner.
I did not understand you were considered that free space was a bit smaller than you thought it ought to be.
I am using CC Cleaner 15.4725 which I have done for years. i am wiping the empty area of my Hard Drive and CC Cleaner has filled my empty slave drive with a 1 terrabyte file called 3590F75ABA9E485486C100C1A9D4FF06KEQPJXOHEPUZJTUQ. which refuses to be deleted saying it is use. Can you help?
Notice a 1 terrabyte file has been created on a different Hard Drive. Whatever it is, is not destroying the free space but filling it with whatever.
Have you tried rebooting?