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Ztruker said:

I don't have a Windows 11 capable system.

Neither do I.

Ztruker said:

How do you get to the Manage Resource Team thingy?

"Manage resource team" is under "More options" as shown below.

In this thread:
Windows 11 freez hangs on shut down | Windows 11 Forum

post #5
see the error message that the OP reported an error message running scripts

Code:

stuck at "waiting for eventsearchjob to complete"

In this thread:
Can't restore recovery partition

see post #12 and #13
The OP posted disk management (not with the most common column headings) and ran diskpar info

Neither of the above displayed the free space.

The V2 partition file displays the free space.
Consider adding the V2 command to diskpar info so that the free space is always available.

I don't like the commands used by Spectrum.
I prefer the following PowerShell command to get the free space:

[System.IO.DriveInfo]::GetDrives() |FT -A

It is much simpler.

Please add something to diskpar info so that free space and percent free space are seen in the results.

Have you run the command in post #1238?
Do you want "AvailableFreeSpace" or "TotalFreeSpace"? I don't know the difference between them.

Can you get it to match:
a) what is displayed in disk management
b) what is displayed in the V2 partitions text?

You may choose between the following two commands:

Code:

PowerShell Get-Volume^|Select DriveLetter, Size, SizeRemaining^|?{$_.Size}^|?{$_.DriveLetter}^|Sort DriveLetter

Code:

PowerShell [System.IO.DriveInfo]::GetDrives^(^)^|Select Name, TotalSize, AvailableFreeSpace, VolumeLabel^|?{$_.TotalSize}

Run them from Command Prompt. I can try to convert "Bytes" into "GB".

All of the decimal places were not needed.

Can it be abbreviated for the second command?

Code:

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19043.1466]
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C:\WINDOWS\system32>PowerShell Get-Volume^|Select DriveLetter, Size, SizeRemaining^|?{$_.Size}^|?{$_.DriveLetter}^|Sort DriveLetter

DriveLetter         Size SizeRemaining
-----------         ---- -------------
          C 739976933376  507492831232
          D   2147483648    2049859584
          K    523235328     485167104



C:\WINDOWS\system32>PowerShell [System.IO.DriveInfo]::GetDrives^(^)^|Select Name, TotalSize, AvailableFreeSpace, VolumeLabel^|?{$_.TotalSize}

Name    TotalSize AvailableFreeSpace VolumeLabel
----    --------- ------------------ -----------
C:\  739976933376       507492438016 Windows
D:\    2147483648         2049859584 HP_TOOLS
K:\     523235328          485167104 System Reserved



C:\WINDOWS\system32>

It was not possible to display %free?


If there were a MBR drive with 4 TB would it display available free space up to 2 TB or 4 TB for the free space?
allocated versus unallocated?