Windows 10: The Storage Data is Not Reflected Correctly

I have checked the storage of my computer and it state that the C: drive have around 190 GB.However, I did the actual calculations and the actual storage is 140.75So where is the extra 50 GB came from?Extra:

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Memory card is not reflecting on storage sense

Memory card is not identified in storage sense but they can view in file and also it reflects all data in the memory card. Can you please tell me what is the issue?

 

Storage Usage not correctly reflected

Hello,

I have tried everything to remove unnecessary storage, but when always get low disk space warnings right after I have apparently deleted several GB's worth of data. It just appears to regenerate itself whenever I stop looking at it. I have been deleting
temporary files manually since the storage section will not allow me at all.

I also feel that the amount represented in each folder is inaccurate since when I calculate my App and Game folder storage space ( apparently 192 GB out of 235 GB avaliable). I have only 4.68 GB in my programs and files however. And if you count my Onenote
app, then it would equal around 9 GB. So none of the data in my storage app seems to be making sense what so ever.

At one point, I moved all of my music and pictures off of my computer and freed up over 30 GB worth of data but within a week, I had started recieving low storage alerts again . I have tried running System File checker and I recieved an error message that
the operation could not be performed. I also attempted doing DISM before but I got an error code of 112 saying that it was unable to locate the temporary file needed to run the prompt.

I would like to get to the bottom of the mysterious data that I cannot fathom where it is located and be able to free up my disk space so I could actually use my computer instead of being in a constant battle with it.

My computer is supposed to hold 238 GB. My systems and reserved is 34.4 GB, Apps and Games 192 GB, Documents 5.01 MB, Pictures 870 MB, Music 3.54 GB, Video 0 GB, Mail 22 MB, One Drive 15.7 MB, Desktop 2.19 GB, Map 8.07 MB, Other Users 12 KB, Temp Files
1.54 GB, Other 6.25 GB

Moved from: Windows / Windows 10 / Files, folders, & storage / PC

 

Data Storage

Hi,

If the hard disk drive (HDD) that was set as your preferred storage when saving files isn’t working, it’s possible that a software conflict occurred or the HDD encountered an issue. To isolate your concern with your
device storage, we’d like to ask the questions below:

• Did you make any other changes on your computer prior to the issue?
• Have you encountered an error message when you tried saving or moving files to your HDD? If yes, please provide us a
  screenshot.
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

In the meantime, we recommend that you start your PC in safe mode.
This will help us determine if there are third-party applications that may cause the issue. Once you’re in the basic state, try to move or save a file to the HDD and check the result.

Let us know how it goes after performing the suggested step.