sdelete
is a tool for secure deletion, and the -c
flag "cleans free space".
I ran this command sdelete -c C
on a Windows 10 machine in an attempt to clean up free space on the C drive, but the command fills up that drive.
How do I undo that command and reclaim lost disk space?
Only 90 GB of C drive was occupied before running this command, now it's 469 GB.
答案1
Like what @Daniel B suggested, sdelete did not fill up 100% of my C drive.
The OS is still functional and I managed to find the 380GB SDELTEMP
file and delete it with remove-item -Force
, and got my disk space back. :)