Unverified60% confidenceFactExact time
WorkBuddy's default installation directory is on the C drive and occupies a relatively large amount of space.
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60%
Confidence
Medium-term (~90 days)
Relevance
9/10/2026
First Seen
Valid until: 12/9/2026
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VerifiedIt is recommended to set both WorkBuddy's installation directory and workspace storage path to a non-system drive to avoid filling up the C drive and degrading system performance.76% similarUnverifiedThe WorkBuddy installer is about 400-plus megabytes; absolutely do not install it to the C drive, because the local files it generates are stored by default under the installation directory.71% similarUnverifiedWorkBuddy's default workspace storage path is located on the C drive, and all task outputs (files, images, videos, etc.) are stored in that path by default.67% similarUnverifiedWorkBuddy's default installation path is on the C drive, and the tutorial recommends changing it to a self-created directory on the D or F drive to avoid system lag.64% similarUnverifiedRestore points can occupy hundreds of megabytes of hard disk space and impose additional burden on the hard disk due to continuous background activity, slowing down overall system performance.61% similar
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