"asache" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:

> i have windows vista ultimate x64 and is installed in a 30 gb
> partition.after i instaled i remain whit 15 gb free space but after i
> instal a program there i remain whit 14 gb.whatever driver i install
> ocupe 1 gb.thats happened when i instal sound,video,lan, driver
> programs like bsp player,codecs....

Are we talking rounded numbers, by any chance?

Charlie42

"asache" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote:

> yes rounded 12.56 gb>>11.56 but i uninstall the driver come 12.56
> again or whit some average mb
> maybe the windows vista is not so good is that dvd that a friend
> recieved from buying a system dell

I agree with PaulB. A driver installation is not very likely to occupy a
full gigabyte, but together with the restore point created you may very well
reach 1GB, and the same number of used space will reappear because the
restore points disk quota is maxed out.

You can find the actual number of bytes available in the drive's Properties
menu (not rounded up to MBs and GBs):

Click Computer > right-click [Drive letter:] > Properties.

Charlie42