Windows 10: Reported storage wrong

My Windows 10 storage is in several ways inaccurate.

When I go to my settings and look at my storage, it lists apps that are no longer installed and which even say they aren't installed when I click on them through this route, but they are still being counted as taking storage space.

This is hindering my ability to perform updates as windows seems to think I don't have enough space, but when I actually calculate what is installed I have more than 40GB free.


I have cleared my cache, scanned for viruses, and restarted my computer many many times.

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Crucial Storage Executive Report.

I have had my SSD for about two years (rough guess) and was wondering if "202 Percentage Lifetime Remaining" 98% is about average or above average for the statistical report presented by Crucial? Meaning, after about two years of owning the SSD, 98% Lifetime remaining is pretty good right? According to Crucial, it only degraded about 1% per year.

I'll post the full readout here and wish to get some feedback if anyone sees something in the report that might be excessive and the possible steps I could take if any are necessary to extend the life of the SSD.

Thanks for looking!

 

Guide: How to enable, use, and configure SLI on Linux.

I guess the next logical step would be to report on the performance you can get with SLI in Linux. That'd be my suggestion anyway.

 

Family Child Protection Screen Time reports wrong time

Hi,

Setting up screen time helps you manage and monitor your kids time on the computer. We suggest checking this
thread that was answered by Amit(Kumar) for the troubleshooting steps on how to correct screen
time reports.

Let us know if you need further assistance.