By deactivating the timestamp function
and DOS filenames free up disk space

The capacity of a hard drive has to be used sparingly at the moment. In this tip I show two ways to get more storage space from an SSD.

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The following deactivations under Windows 10 give you more hard drive space on an SSD hard drive.

1. Timestamp function: This function saves which file was opened, edited and created and when. Who does not and most are simply deactivate it.

2. Deactivate DOS filenames: DOS filenames are still saved for compatibility reasons, but most of these functions are not needed either and can be deactivated.

To deactivate the two functions, proceed as follows:

• Use the key combination "Windows key + r" and enter "cmd" and confirm the command with Enter.
• The command fsutil behavior set disablelastaccess 1 deactivates the timestamp function
• The command fsutil behavior set disable8dot3 1 deactivates the storage of the DOS file name 

 

Have fun testing!

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