Hi, a strange fact happened on my pc that have windows 2000 server o.s.
I discover that hard disks work a lot and continuosly, and I asked me why...?!
The C: drive continuosly change authonomally the occuped space from 10 Gigabyte to 40 gigabyte.
I discover that some temporary clamwin files pass from a dimension of a little quantity of kbytes to 30 gigabyte!!!
why happened it???
thank you

I'm not sure, but can you check if you have large compressed files on your disk ?

The only thing i can come up with is that ClamWin decompresses large files to be able to scan them. If that is the case, you can alter the settings in the ClamWin preferences (on the Archives tab) to limit the size of compressed files that are scanned. The files will still be scanned as a raw file, but clamwin will no longer decompress them.

If that is not the problem, you may want to check the ClamWin log files and see if they tell you anything usefull (post them here if in doubt).

not so compressed
i don't know...but... tha clamwin never do things like that?