Windows 10: 8,26GB of invisible files?

So, i have this problem in my PC and maybe some of you already had this problem too before. So before i just say "Maybe it's damaged" and take my PC to technical support, i'd like to discard any other possible solution for this.

This is my D hard disc. Outside of it when i see it's properties it says it has 15,3 GB. And when i enter the disk and click all files and check properties it says 7,04. searched about these restoration points that sometimes take a lot of space but there was nothing. (And anyways restauration points are more often in C hard disks)

I don't see any other solution for this. Any of you had this problem and were able to fix it?

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