Windows 10: total utilization across all physical drives

Hi,My system shows "total utilization across all physical drives"Find attched screenshot. System: Windows 8.1.Thanks for

:)

 

The avilable physical memory is much lower than my total physical memory ....

• 
  The Physical Available Memory I have is much lower than the Total Physical Memory
  
• 
  I have a 8 GB PC running but when I open the task manger for example android studio is taking about 1.855 GB and it's written above that this is 80% of the memory ..... I thinked that another program is consuming in the background so I switched the view
  method in the memory so every program is written in front of it the memory usage percentage and I was shocked when I saw that android studio is consuming about 70% !!!! so the computer is just using 2.83 GB out 8 GB of my memory !!!!
  
• 
  I searched a little bit online till I found that i can see something called the physical available memory ... and the total physical memory
  
• 
  the total physical memory was 8 as expected and available physical memory was about 2.59 GB !!!
  
• 
  A lot of articles online said that a part of your memory is being consumed by hardware parts like the graphics card ..... but not as much as mine
  
• 
  I tried a lot of solutions but non of them worked in my case .... But I noticed Something a little bit weird .... every time I restart the device the physical available memory changes .... sometimes 6 sometimes 4 ... some times 1.5 !!!!!
  
• 
  I tried also to reinstall my windows an installed a fresh new windows 10 education ..
  
• 
  has any one face this problem before ?! or any solutions ??
  

 

Dual boots from a single physical drive

OK, @churin, the next step is to try to get that second EFI system partition to boot Windows 8 directly. In a command prompt with admin run:
Code:

Now, similar to my computer below:




The last partition in your list should be a 99 or 100 MB system partition, but it will have a different partition number. You want to continue in the same command prompt window with:

Code:

Now reboot your computer and see if you can get that EFI system partition (Windows Boot Manager) to boot directly into Windows 8. If you can, we move on to the next steps.

 

Directory Size Utility

New! Directory Size Utility BETA v1.1

New features!

• New button icons!
• New Total selected directory size!
• Made the Exit button text bigger!

Download here