>>1553507>~500GBMaybe you should show us that drive then because 398 GB is approximately 400 GB not 500 GB. If that 398 GB were really GiB not GB the drive would still only be 428 GB not approximately 500 GB.
>"feel"That program doesn't care about your feelings.
>Those big files don't look like they would take up more than 200GB.It's reporting 270 GB for games and user files, most of which look like the VD images so to me it looks exactly like they would take up more than 200 GB. That you "feel" like it should 200 GB or less when the program is reporting 270 GB is evidence that your wetware based feelings are out of touch with reality.
>what can I do about itWhat can you do about what? About your feelings being out of whack?
See a cognitive psychologist.
Stop using non-prescription psychoactive drugs.
Start hanging around with "left brained" people who deal with facts and learn from them. Don't try to turn them into pot smoking hippies who need to be more in touch with their feelings.
Start listing facts on paper, including the fact "I feel like it shouldn't be 200+ GB". Then cross that fact out with red ink and write in big letters "This doesn't matter because it is contrary to objective evidence". The fact that you have that feeling is irrelevant to the situation as your feeling is very poor evidence of a potential problem with the software.
Start acting more like pic related.
>besides deletingIf your goal is to have more free space on the drive, there's only one way to gain free space on a normally functioning drive. Occasionally I've seen issues with windows drives not releasing space with system files or deleted files not being marked as free space but nothing in your image points to that.
