01-29-2019, 11:36 AM
Mega decodes the files on-the-fly right in your browser, which is why it has to accumulate the data in some local storage, otherwise it could crash while downloading very large files. When the data is ready it is combined and downloaded from that local storage. It seems like both Mega and Chromium/Chrome are forgetting to clean the old stuff. If you use Mega often, consider reporting the problem on their web site support. As for practical solutions, you can delete "File System" folder and instead create an NTFS link with the same name that points to "z:\File System" so hopefully it'll clean up automatically since the RAM disk is much smaller. There are several utilities that can create such links, the built-in one can be invoked from the Command Prompt (cmd.exe): mklink /j "c:\local path" "z:\ram path"