Selecting all will not show the files and size count within selected folders. it will only show the size of the selected files within the directory. In other words it doesn't select the files that are within the folders, only the folders themselves. Viruscan only scans files that you tell it to, unless you tell it to scan all files. It may not scan hidden files. Chkdsk is correct and the right click/properties on the C: drive should also give you a good accurate usage. JK -----Original Message----- From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Ryan Lambert Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 4:22 PM To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [THIN] OT - Anyone seen this before? I've got a Windows XP laptop with a 30 GB hard disk. If I right click on the Windows directory from the root of C:\, it tells me the directory is 24GB. If I go inside the Windows directory, select all and choose properties... it tells me 1.06 GB. I have hidden/system files displayed. I note that chkdsk tells me there are 65,000 or so files, whereas my search for *.* and virus scan show ~25k files. ... HUH? -- Ryan Lambert, MCP, CCA Network Engineer NetSource 1242 East 49th St. Suite 503-B, Third Floor Cleveland, OH 44114 Ph/Fax: 216-373-2757 http://www.netsourceit.com/ <http://www.netsourceit.com/>