How to Check Hard Disk Space

Author: John Stephens
Date Of Creation: 22 January 2021
Update Date: 1 July 2024
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How to check hard disk size in your computer
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Content

Today WikiHow teaches you how to view the amount of memory remaining on your computer or mobile device. This process is a little different from checking the amount of temporary memory, often referred to as your computer's RAM.

Steps

Method 1 of 4: On Windows

  1. . Tasks are in the lower left corner of the screen.
    • You can also press the key ⊞ Win to open Start.

  2. is below, towards the left-hand side of the Start window.
  3. or Setup iPhone. The app is greyed out in the shape of a gear inside, usually on the Home screen.
  4. (General Settings) is near the top of the Settings page.
  5. of the Android device. This app is shaped like gears, usually in the Drawer app (similar to the iPhone Home screen app).

  6. Click on the item Storage located directly below the "Device" heading.
    • On the Samsung device, tap Apps (Application).
  7. View the amount of storage of your Android device. At the top of the screen, you should see "X GB Used of Y GB" (for example, "8.50 GB Used of 32 GB", which means 8.5 GB is already in use, out of 32 GB in total). On this page, you can see statistics about how much space each software currently occupies on your Android device.
    • On a Samsung device, you have to swipe the card SD card (SD memory card) to the right.
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Advice

  • Your device's available hard drive will always accommodate less than advertised. This is because part of the drive is used to store the operating system and required files of the device.
  • If you are trying to clean up computer memory, note that you cannot change the amount of space left on the drive by just dragging and dropping files to the recycle bin; You have to empty the trash to create more space.

Warning

  • If the hard drive is full, you'll need to delete programs and files before you can add more files to the drive.
  • Your device will always run slower than its optimum speed if the hard drive is more than half full.