Closed henrydarger1 closed 8 months ago
@henrydarger1 can you try these two commands in a regular command prompt?
C:\Users\james\NetBeansProjects\jdm-java>cmd.exe /c fsutil volume diskfree c:\Users\james
Total free bytes : 50,872,389,632 ( 47.4 GB)
Total bytes : 511,324,794,880 (476.2 GB)
Total quota free bytes : 50,872,389,632 ( 47.4 GB)
Unavailable pool bytes : 0 ( 0.0 KB)
Quota unavailable pool bytes : 0 ( 0.0 KB)
Used bytes : 460,420,579,328 (428.8 GB)
Total Reserved bytes : 31,825,920 ( 30.4 MB)
Volume storage reserved bytes : 0 ( 0.0 KB)
Available committed bytes : 0 ( 0.0 KB)
Pool available bytes : 0 ( 0.0 KB)
C:\Users\james\NetBeansProjects\jdm-java>fsutil volume diskfree c:\Users\james
Total free bytes : 50,871,705,600 ( 47.4 GB)
Total bytes : 511,324,794,880 (476.2 GB)
Total quota free bytes : 50,871,705,600 ( 47.4 GB)
Unavailable pool bytes : 0 ( 0.0 KB)
Quota unavailable pool bytes : 0 ( 0.0 KB)
Used bytes : 460,421,263,360 (428.8 GB)
Total Reserved bytes : 31,825,920 ( 30.4 MB)
Volume storage reserved bytes : 0 ( 0.0 KB)
Available committed bytes : 0 ( 0.0 KB)
Pool available bytes : 0 ( 0.0 KB)
and then attach the output in a comment? This might tell us why it's not working in your windows 10 environment.
@henrydarger1 found a windows 10 system and I think I know the issue:
C:\Users\ho625b>fsutil volume diskfree c:\Users\ho625b
Total free bytes : 240,623,628,288 (224.1 GB)
Total bytes : 510,821,445,632 (475.7 GB)
Total quota free bytes : 240,623,628,288 (224.1 GB)
C:\Users\ho625b>cmd.exe /c fsutil volume diskfree c:\Users\ho625b
Total free bytes : 240,623,398,912 (224.1 GB)
Total bytes : 510,821,445,632 (475.7 GB)
Total quota free bytes : 240,623,398,912 (224.1 GB)
the command operates differently on windows 10.
usage reporting should be fixed on windows 10 now @henrydarger1 here is the reproduction on a windows 10 system:
Usage is displaying 0% used on my windows 10 box.