C-drive has excessive used space

[santojmezzaroba]

I can't seem to find the songs in any folder. There were 150 discs loaded and
there is no way that few discs would give Me a C-drive of 114GB. Larry's disc clean up idea did reduce the used space somewhat.

[Beavis]

do a search on your computer for .kma

[santojmezzaroba]

I Have two computers, a portable and a full size both of which have Hoster 3.300 installed.
On the portable, the one with the C-drive problem I did a search for .kma and found 1782 files. When I try to open any of them I get a message saying windows cannot open this file and needs to know what program created it.
That many songs at 4MB each only totals about 7GB of space. My C-drive has 114GB used.
By the way HAPPY NEW YEAR to all.
I'm going to see family tonight so I will check in in the morning.

[George]

It doesn't seem like you'd have any problem deleting the folder(s) they are in, or do a select all/ delete/ within the folder(s), then rebuild the database with nothing in it, and start at square one.

With these numbers I can't help wonder if your compressor/limiter got turned off. Anybody else messing with your computer?

George

[bobcox- with the Lord]

it sounds like drive image has copyed your entire drive a few times on the same drive ??. Bob

[santojmezzaroba]

I agree with You that Drive Image copied My entire drive to the C-drive a number of times. How do I fix it? And why do I get the message about Windows
not being able to open any of the 1782 files I found?

[admin]

Originally Posted by santojmezzaroba

1. I agree with You that Drive Image copied My entire drive to the C-drive a number of times. How do I fix it?

2. And why do I get the message about Windows
not being able to open any of the 1782 files I found?

1. Read in the Drive Image manual how to delete multiple images backed up.

2. Windows shows the message about KMA files because it doesn't recognize that extension. Only Hoster will open these files.