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Aborting erase prevents auto deletion of the erase cache. ________________________________ viewtopic.php?f=35&t=5300 "Why do I have reduced Free Space After Using Eraser?"

My search result. Regrettably, it's a common issue. At lower right of each post you can Jump to post >

You may be able to fix this by resetting the Recycle Bin.

I've had success with File Shredder and CCleaner.

Recuva

Start > Control Panel > User Accounts > Change User Account Control Settings > Never Notify

It will . . .

I recently found a similar problem with this fix on another forum.

I wouldn't use the computer because it may take forever to finish, and multiple passes (more than one) won't erase any better. I tried it.

TreeSize should help you find the lost 38 GB if you haven't found it by now.

You may have downloaded malware. Have Microsoft check out your system. Malware Removal Tool PS: Don't invite problems. Remove the email address from your post!

It's here.

Get it here.

Try 5.7 and if it doesn't work, CCleaner 2.36 may wipe it for you.

Here's a thread to a link for one old version (5.7). It may work on all three.

It's a hijacker. spyware-net

I use Fix it 50463 to clear the paging file at shutdown. Works good. :) Yes it takes a few seconds longer to shutdown because it overwrites, and not just deletes, the contents.

There will be a large, strange file in the root directory the size of the amount of space you lost. Delete it. If you can't find it install and run TreeSize Free or WinDirStat.

Likely a false positive.

You might give the 6.0.8 version a try by temporarily installing it in virtual mode. After testing it you reboot the computer, the installation disappears, and if you were satisfied with it you can install in normal mode. I use the free Returnil 2008...