Restoring database failure
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    Default Restoring database failure

    I tried restoring a backup of my 3.5GB database with something like 13.5gb free space on my disk and to my surprise ended up running out of space during the restoration process. HM2 froze and I had to kill it. After freeing up some space to make my PC functional again and deleting the databases that I failed to restore I found myself with only 3GB of free space on my disk and no idea on how to get back the 10GB that are missing.

    Two questions:

    1) How can I tell how much disk space is needed for restoring a database?
    2) How do I retrieve the 10GB that are missing now?

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    empty the c:\users\username\appdata\local\temp folder

    You will need to show system and hidden files. See this tutorial for showing system and hidden files:
    http://hm2faq.holdemmanager.com/ques...in+Windows%3F+

    You need to have 10% free space just for windows at all times. We recommend 20%.

    You then need an additional 2x the size of the database.

    Please see this FAQ - http://hm2faq.holdemmanager.com/ques...+of+Disk+Space
    Regards udbrky (Chris)

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