Windows 10: Issues with Uploading a 115 GB compressed file to one drive

I need to get a very large file uploaded to one drive because I have no where else to store it and I cant afford other services. Can someone please help me with this. It would be very appreciated.

I apologize if I put this under the wrong category.

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Files in C: drive automatically compressing?

As you may already know, if this feature is on, every new folder/file you add starts off automatically compressed. If you would like to turn it off for the whole drive, kindly follow these steps:

• Start File Explorer . In the left pane, right-click on the drive that you would not want to be compressed.
• Click Properties.
• Make sure that the Compress this drive to save disk space box is unchecked.
• Click OK then Apply.

Let us know if you need further assistance.

 

Increase image file upload size cap

that's a good idea

 

Files in C: drive automatically compressing?

So here is what I have found.

Existing machine was slow and all files were being compressed

• Tried to uncompress all files
• Early the next day the files were re-compressed

• Applied latest 1809 updates
• Machine still showed to be compressing files
• Re-Re-uncompressed all files bypassing all errors on specific files showing they could not be uncompressed
• Rebooted
• Cleared the %temp% file
• Ran a Disk cleanup that included over 10gb of compressed drive information and old versions of windows etc
• Rebooted again

When the machine booted all desktop files were still showing dual arrows and "compressed"

Withing 5 minutes of the reboot the arrows vanish while I was watching. Now the computer is no longer acting sluggish and no files have re-compressed themselves.

I think this is a larger issue that probably needs to be looked into. Out of my 20 machines I admin this is the 2nd that has had this exact same problem.