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So, how many files are on your PC? Right now I have a modest 567,168 files on mine.

umm I'll get back to ya when it's done adding them up! :-)

246,047 on my main drive, and

121,461 on the backup drive..;-)

You don't wanna know.

If I didn't I wouldn't have started this thread would I?

a total of 120,573 files

just installed another 30gb harddrive, my HD from my old comp which i chucked.

You mean just ... um... "erotica", or ALL files?   Do I have to count, or is there a way to ask the PC to spit out a total?  I do know that I've got about 11GB free on my 40GB HD since I cleaned house recently... still quite a lot of apps, though (I'm always trying stuff out).

Do I have to count, or is there a way to ask the PC to spit out a total?

Please enlighten me too. I must confess this is something I've not thought about before. If I have to count them manually it will take longer than the time I have left on this planet.

It would be interesting to find out but I dread to think how many files are on my poor old machine. I recently had a clearout & freed up 11 Gb simply by moving all my photos (my own photos - not erotica ) on to a remote HD as she was starting to struggle a bit. Images take up a heck of a lot of space & if you take as many photos as me you will soon fill up that HD if you're not careful.

..only way I could think of was to run a full scan..Norton says it scanned 189,886 files...would that be ALL I wonder....I am a bit miserly ...since I changed my pc from a 2Gig. hard drive to a 120Gigabyte I can't seem to shake off the habit.....
.....After 12 months I still have 92 GB unused All my pics are on DVD though so that helps..commoner

37,956 files. I think I win for having the least.

21536 on C: ; 49551 on D:

88,463

This is so funny.

When we first bought our computers, the system was probably filled with only about 20,000 files total. But then, after we start filling it with so much kR@b, the total skyrockets faster than the Apollo missions of the 1960's.

Funny isn't it?

140,693 in 7,916 folders

287,158

To find this info, click Start/Run, type cmd. Then in the box that appears type 'dir /s' (no 's ) it'll take a while and then a the bottom of the box you will see two numbers, the number of files and the number of directories.