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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jaygray" data-source="post: 1019723" data-attributes="member: 50033">Trying to find 70GB on my wife's Vista PC.  If I right click the C: drive and check the properties, it shows approx 120GB of the drive in use.  This seems excessive.  I was expecting something closer to 50GB in use.  There's not much installed on the machine.  The Recycle Bin is empty.  I went through all the major folders on the HD and can't find what's taking up the space.I downloaded Glary Utilities (<a href="http://www.glaryutilities.com/gu.html" target="_blank">Glary Utilities - Free Utilities to Clean Registry, Fix PC Errors, Clean Privacy</a>) which analyzes your drive and lists all the folders and files by size.  It also shows properties similar to what Vista shows in it's Properties window.  According to Glary, my C: drive only has 51GB in use.  It breaks down to:18GB in the User Folder.  17GB in the Windows Folder.  8GB in Program Files.  7GB of hidden system files.  And all the other files combined only total about 1GB.Any ideas where the other 70GB is hiding?</blockquote>

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