问题 提问于 2012年6月19日
Every day I get a warning message that yet another 1% of my hard drive is gone. Since I am not saving any big files like pictures or music on it, primarily only Office files, I couldn't figure out where the space was getting eaten up from. I used WhatSize
to investigate, and the hog turns out to be Outlook. 33.5 GB is for message sources. What is "message sources"? How can I keep this from multiplying so fast? I only have 5% left on my hard drive. The 2nd biggest thing on my hard drive is Application Support
at 15.2 GB, so it seems that Outlook is clearly the hog. How can I control this ravenous beast?
P.S. There's also 2.31 GB for Outlook 2004 identities. When I got this computer, I transferred the user to here, and my old computer had Outlook 2004. Can I get rid of that?
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