Windows 10: Is it normal for System Volume Information to take up space automatically?
Discus and support Is it normal for System Volume Information to take up space automatically? in Windows 10 Gaming to solve the problem; So I used Treesize and found that in just two days, "system volume information" grew around 5 gb. I wanted to know if this is normal for it to grow at... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Gaming' started by Shu_682, Mar 25, 2025.
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Is it normal for System Volume Information to take up space automatically?
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