Windows 10: What has taken my space on D Drive?

Hello,
My desktop has C & D partions. My question is related to D partion.

In disk management I can see 'D' has 465GB.
When I go to Explorer and right click properties I can see;
Used space 22GB
Free space 443GB
Total 465GB

But in 'D' all I have are some folders containing mp3 songs. In explorer, when I right click on my top level of music in D, it says 7.65GB? There is nothing else in D that I am aware of?

So what is taking up 15GB on my D Drive?

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my laptop app;ications has taken all of the space on my pc

ok my laptop has and issue it came with have of its drive full and i could download anything on my laptop with out my thumb drive and its wants an up date but can get one because of the applications it came with if you can help me to fix this issue please
help me

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800 +gb has taken my free space after resting my laptop back by doing factory settings...





After a few days ( after resetting it) It came like this please help me get back my large space because it really bugs me. BTW when I reset this with factory setting, it was WAY more less then 70+ free space. It was less than a half by the looks of it. Thank
you.

 

Maybe try WinDirStat to see what's there?

 

Went to that site. It doesn't say it is compatible with win 10?

 

I just went to Start > Settings > System > Storage. I can see 14.5 Gb in Temp files. So I click on it and it says 'Empty Recycle bin'.

So it seems D Drive is looking at Re cycle bin to determine how much space D has?

I would of thought 'Recycle bin' would have counted toward C Drive capacity only?

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It works just fine in W10,

 

WinDirStat works well, or try Tree Size which is linked in my signature. I know that Tree Size works in Windows 10.

 

Bro m using windirstat on windows 10 professional. its working fine

 

I believe the Recycle Bin can be set for any additional partitions or physical drives but also can be disabled for specific partitions or drives.

 

The Recycle Bin on the C: drive is associated with all other drives on the computer. If you delete files from your D: drive, or any other drive, It will put them in the Recycle Bin on the C: Drive. If it is an external USB drive, and you remove the drive but do not Empty the Recycle Bin, the Recycle Bin icon on the C: drive will show as filled, even if you Emptied it. You would have to reconnect the Removable drive and Empty the Recycle Bin or run Disk Cleanup.

 

So what you are saying is it I delete a 4 GB file from D: drive, I have to wait for that entire 4 GB file to be copied to C: drive and C: drive used space is going to increase by 4 GB?!?