Windows 10: Lenovo V 130-15IKB C: System Drive Getting Full Without No Reason

Hello! I have problem with Lenovo V 130-15IKB C: System Drive. Yesterday I have Free 30GB of C: System Drive. But in real time after refresh I can see the C: Drive fill up without no reason, without downloading a files and also without internet connection it goes full. I just refresh every second and I can see how C: Drive in real time goes full without no reason and also without internet connection my C: system goes full, fill up from Free 30 GB to 0


I check file system the all folders stay the same in size. But in overall C: free space C: System Drive is silently getting full, without no reason. Problems reason in unknow hidden. I just lost more than 30GB free space without reason. And in real time after refresh free space C: has changed less and less free space every second.


When I free up C: disk space, disk space reveal fills up without no reason every minute my C: disk silently fills up. I lost Free space 1GB every second, every minute in real time after refresh. I had more than 30GB free C: disk space but it silently fills up without downloading a files and free space has changed every second, stealing more and more free C: drive space.


Questions

1. Why this problem exist?
2. Do this is a Virus?
3. How to analyze, how see who silently fills up my C: drive, from where to where goes the unknow files to my C: drive system? More than 30GB with unknow files has silently filled up or downloaded somehow to my C: drive.
4. How to analyze where is stored the unknow invisible files? Unknow files filled up silently my C: system drive more than 30 GB, again and again stealing more and more free space
5. Which software tool for Windows 10 can analyze track this problem?
6. How to analyze and resolve this problem?

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Lenovo Yoga 720 15IKB - Touchscreen Nonfunctional - Windows Updates

Greetings, y'all!



On 3/14/2020, I had two updates that were installed on my Lenovo Yoga 720 15IKB laptop:

• Feature update to Windows 10, version 1909 (hereafter "U1")
• 2020-03 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1903 for x64-based Systems (KB4551762) (hereafter "U2")

After installation of updates U1 and U2 and subsequent restart, touchscreen functionality was completely disabled.



I attempted the following methods of repair:



Update rollback:

• Rolled back update U1: Unsuccessful
• Rolled back update U2: Unsuccessful

Device Manager:

• Disabled and re-enabled device, "Human Interface Devices/HID-compliant touch screen": Unsuccessful
• Uninstalled and reinstalled drivers, "Human Interface Devices/HID-compliant touch screen": Unsuccessful

Boot:

• Started in Safe Mode: Unsuccessful

If anyone could provide additional suggestions/assistance, that would be greatly appreciated!

 

Should I update graphics driver? Lenovo Ideapad 330s-15ikb

Hello,

I have a Lenovo Ideapad 330s-15ikb model and I was wondering if I should update my graphics drivers?
I got a notification that new general drivers are available but I'm not sure if I should update or not. (I'm not sure if I am using general drivers or OEM ones)

The one I have currently installed is the one from Lenovo's webpage: AMD VGA Driver for Windows 10 (64-bit) - 330S-14IKB, 330S-15IKB - GB



My notebook is the 81f500gyhv model which means it has Intel core i5-8250u AND (!!!!) AMD radeon 540. It's NOT a ryzen machine!!!!!!!!!


The one AMD offers to install is MUCH newer than the one I have. I did not use any external utilities, the driver downloaded from lenovo itself is offering the upgrade.

Windows 10, 1909

Thank you~

 

What's eating up my \C: drive?

That reduced System Volume Information to 662 KB, left $GetCurrent at 3.8 GB which is called media when clicking the little arrow. Storage sense or Disk cleanup gave no reference to $GetCurrent, and the [2 files] are pagefile.sys and swapfile.sys.

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I will thank everyone and mark this thread as solved, I now have over 27 GB of free space on my C: drive, it must just slowly get down to size where Windows warned me with a red "flag" when viewing This PC.