LXer: Excuse me, sir. You can't store your things there. Those 7 gigabytes are reserved for Windows 10

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LXer: Excuse me, sir. You can't store your things there. Those 7 gigabytes are reserved for Windows 10

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01-08-2019, 02:41 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,349 Rep:	LXer: Excuse me, sir. You can't store your things there. Those 7 gigabytes are reserved for Windows 10 Published at LXer: Buying a new PC in 2019? You may have a bit less disk space than you were expectingMicrosoft has announced that it is formalising the arrangement whereby Windows 10 inexplicably swipes a chunk of disk space for its own purposes in the form of Reserved Storage.… Read More...

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