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Utorrent and Disc Space Usage


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Hi everyone,

I recently downloaded Utorrent and have been getting my feet wet with this awesome client. Using the options, I have sent all of my completed downloads to my external hard drive (Maxtor) to save space. However, I've noticed that the space on my C: Drive has been steadily diminishing - not as much as my external drive, but still in the 1-3 gigabyte range. Is Utorrent saving data on my C: Drive? Is there an option that I missed?

If so, is there anything I can do to clean things out in order to save space on my relatively small C: Drive? Thanks for your assistance.

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I think it does. About a week ago I had 9gb left on my C: Drive. After the first batch of files finished downloading my space shot up to 22gb. I've downloaded more files since then, and the space on C: has steadily diminished to around 5gb's now.

I'm a little confused actually. My completed downloads equal about 14gbs. My current "Torrent" folder is about 3gb's. BUT - That is all on my external hdd (F: drive). My C: drive has 75gb's of total storage. Some of that is taken up by Windows XP, a few applications and photos here and there, but nothing that should eat up the 30-40 or so (maybe a little less) gigabytes I feel should be free. Perhaps i'm missing something here.

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Wow - that utility is very useful. As it turns out - 58gb of space is being taken up by my Danz Retrospect Restore Folder (the backup utility that comes with my Maxtor externall Hdd). I would have sworn I instructed it to create restore points on my backup f: drive, but it looks like its been making it on C: the whole time. Sheesh, lol. Well, at least now I know.

I suppose this is getting a little off topic, but are restore points supposed to take up that much space? I guess I had better delete some of those restore points in order to free some space.

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