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I have a Windows 10 system with a 220 GB SSD and OneDrive syncing files. The way I've got my OneDrive set, it keeps most files online-only and downloads them just in time. As you can see in this screenshot, my OneDrive folder is only storing 2.8 GB of stuff on my PC right now:
When I ran a scan using SquirrelDisk, you can imagine my surprise when it showed the Users folder being larger than my whole SSD!
Drilling down to see what was going on, I saw that it's counting the full size of the files stored in OneDrive - not just the size on-disk:
Looking at the issue tracker, it appears that this isn't an OS-specific bug (see #24 for a Mac example). I'm not sure if it's the way cloud storage apps report file size or how this app reads that size data
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have a Windows 10 system with a 220 GB SSD and OneDrive syncing files. The way I've got my OneDrive set, it keeps most files online-only and downloads them just in time. As you can see in this screenshot, my OneDrive folder is only storing 2.8 GB of stuff on my PC right now:
When I ran a scan using SquirrelDisk, you can imagine my surprise when it showed the Users folder being larger than my whole SSD!
Drilling down to see what was going on, I saw that it's counting the full size of the files stored in OneDrive - not just the size on-disk:
Looking at the issue tracker, it appears that this isn't an OS-specific bug (see #24 for a Mac example). I'm not sure if it's the way cloud storage apps report file size or how this app reads that size data
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: