Inquiring Minds want to know... is your Drive FULL and how can you be sure it's not?
PLEASE review my reply! It's things you NEED to know... or, you are welcome to pay a Tech...
Many LARGER/OLDER/NEWER drives are cranked out SO quickly (larger and larger in GB) that they became almost "experimental"!
Also a NUMBER of mfg CHEAT by *super compressing files* as MUCH as possible ~ to CLAIM more drive space than there actually is. I KNOW! This is PART of the reason and need for LARGE hard drive BUFFER Memories (to assist in decompression)!
MOST compressed files NEED to be 100% OK to deliver the original info back... a few clobbered chunks/blocks and sometimes BITS of data are enough to generate error reports'... and sometimes never able to recover your original data!
Here is PART of the report from the Link:
"...on-the-fly disk compression utility works automatically without the user needing to be aware of its existence"... Of course this method SLOWS your drive down, but that's another issue.
AND MORE... it's a good idea to *always* BACKUP *everything*!
BACKUP your movie drive, then TOTALLY FORMAT it again. At this point DO NOT select the 'Quick Format' option... you want the FORMAT process to CHECK the MEDIA before it formats!
Any 'bad'/questionable/marginal areas on your drive SHOULD be (automatically) marked as 'bad'... your Drive SHOULD format around those spots! You will never see a report about them... Drives are made that way.
Of course CHECKDISK is another WONDERFUL option!
Anthony
See the link below:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_compression
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