Windows 10: One Drive Capacity

How do I find out how much capacity I have for free storage on One Drive.

Currently the only information I see is 20.5gb remaining. How do i find out how much I started with i.e. used already

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Flash Drive Capacity Problem

Thanks for the info. I took the other flash drive back. I checked the capacity on the new one before I backed up my files. The 128GB flash drive gave me a capacity of 115GB. Kind of threw me when I checked the capacity after the back up was completed
and the total capacity read 32GB. Now I know the reason why.

 

Windows Storage Spaces - Replacing HDDs in an existing Parity space with larger capacity drives.

I have a 6TB Parity storage space, consisting of four 2TB drives (capacity of three drives usable, one for parity) configured through Windows Storage Spaces. For those who don't know, Parity in Widnows Storage Spaces is essentially the same as RAID5. The
OS (W10Pro) resides on a seperate SSD outside of this configuration.

Let's say in the future I fill my 6TB want to increase the capacity of this storage. I then want to replace all these 2TB drives with 4TB drives, to increase the capacity of the storage space from 6TB to 12TB. I want to do this without moving the data to
external storage, as I don't have the space to do that (not after everyone's lectures/opinions on their backing up methods etc, just want to know if this is possible)

I am wanting to know if I replace one 2TB drive with a 4TB, let it rebuild, then replace the next etc, and so on until all four drives have been replaced and rebuilt the configuration, will I then be able to access the larger capacity of the drives (12TB),
or will I still be stuck at 6TB? Will storage spaces detect all drives are now at least 4TB and offer me the larger capacity?

Thanks

 

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