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noticed my available space on my drive was a little higher than it usually is (nothing huge just a few GBs) and was curious as to why, ran virus check came back clean, ran chkdsk, came back clean, did a little digging and found SSD Doctor.log, a log file made today, in c:\MSI. I cannot find any mention of this log file online and am just curious as to what it is. Looks like a diagnostic file almost.
I don't think I have a virus or corruption issue. Just never seen it before.
Clarity is appreciated.
There was some software updates earlier in the day so the available space could be because of that.
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Hi there,
This is Tamal trying to answer you with your question.
SSD doctor is a software/part of software if your PC/motherboard/ssd is from msi.
regarding space freed depends upon windows auto maintenance program removing obsolete packages from previous update, clearing cache, removing deleted files those are in recycle bin over a month & delete web cache that is expired. In your case the good news came from update removed old update files.
