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    Default Re: Tip - Delete all your empty folders on a drive

    Quote Originally Posted by jaberwok View Post
    Unfortunately, our users have write-but-not-delete access to project folders. There must be a terrabyte of bak and lock files on the servers. No one else seems to be aware, or care.
    perfect opp. for IS to help justify their ROI for a stack of toys. They'll be the first to go when they start looking for space. In what, two-three years...

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    Default Re: Tip - Delete all your empty folders on a drive

    Quote Originally Posted by madcadder View Post
    perfect opp. for IS to help justify their ROI for a stack of toys. They'll be the first to go when they start looking for space. In what, two-three years...
    I would be lucky if my network had breathing room. We just keep adding users and the required drive space multiplies but the hardware doesn't multiply.

    It is so much fun when I try to save my work and I get denied because the server is full.

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