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<blockquote data-quote="cx-7heaven" data-source="post: 6718136" data-attributes="member: 579914"><p>I couldnt tell you, there are games built in to the OS, but those arent the games Im talking about lol. Im sure there are some backup files in there, but you would be surprised at how big your OS really is. Put it this way( and Im doing this from memory from years ago, when we still did things in kbytes).</p><p></p><p>1 bit or byte is 1 letter or number or symbol of any kind. 1000 bytes makes a kbyte. 1000kbyte makes a megabyte. 1000 megabytes make a gigabyte. To put it this way- Go to your my computer, click your drive ( prolly c: ), then right click on your windows directory. You should see a window pop up, and the size of the file keeps going up. Mine stopped at 17.8 GB, I have vista 32, which is very similar to windows 7. That is just the windows directory, there is much more than that to your OS.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cx-7heaven, post: 6718136, member: 579914"] I couldnt tell you, there are games built in to the OS, but those arent the games Im talking about lol. Im sure there are some backup files in there, but you would be surprised at how big your OS really is. Put it this way( and Im doing this from memory from years ago, when we still did things in kbytes). 1 bit or byte is 1 letter or number or symbol of any kind. 1000 bytes makes a kbyte. 1000kbyte makes a megabyte. 1000 megabytes make a gigabyte. To put it this way- Go to your my computer, click your drive ( prolly c: ), then right click on your windows directory. You should see a window pop up, and the size of the file keeps going up. Mine stopped at 17.8 GB, I have vista 32, which is very similar to windows 7. That is just the windows directory, there is much more than that to your OS. [/QUOTE]
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