Windows 10是否继续自动压缩文件(Windows 10 keep on compressing files automatically)？如果是这样，您可以按照本文中列出的方法解决此问题。在这里，我们将分享多个工作解决方案来修复Windows 10自动压缩文件的问题。
文件(File)压缩通常用于将文件和文件夹保持在相对较小的大小，以应对较小的磁盘空间或节省一些磁盘空间。有时，Windows会自动开始压缩您可能不想要的文件和文件夹。这可能是因为您的 PC 空间不足。另一个可能导致此问题的因素是，由于某些未知因素，可能会启用文件夹或驱动器的自动压缩。此外，它可能是由于损坏的图标缓存数据库使用户认为启用了自动压缩。
现在，如果您遇到此问题并且不希望 Windows 10 自动压缩您的文件和文件夹，这里有一个指南供您参考。您可以根据适合您的方案使用列出的任何解决方案来解决您的 PC 上的问题。
如何阻止我的文件自动压缩？
如果您的文件被自动压缩，本指南适合您。在这里，我们尝试提供所有可能的工作解决方案，以帮助您防止文件在Windows 10上被自动压缩。您可以手动检查磁盘空间、清除系统中的临时文件、执行磁盘清理、禁用文件夹/驱动器上的自动压缩，等等。
Windows 10 自动压缩文件
如果Windows 11或Windows 10自动压缩文件，那么以下建议将帮助您解决问题：
- 禁用驱动器上的压缩。
- 禁用文件夹压缩。
现在让我们详细讨论上述方法！
1]禁用驱动器上的压缩
在某些情况下，在驱动器和文件夹上启用了自动压缩。例如，操作系统可能会打开自动压缩以安装新更新。在这种情况下，可以通过手动禁用驱动器上的自动压缩来解决自动压缩的问题。您可以按照以下步骤进行操作：
- 首先，打开文件资源管理器(File Explorer)并转到导致问题的驱动器。
- 之后，右键单击驱动器，然后从上下文菜单中按属性( Properties)选项。
- 接下来，转到“属性(Properties)”窗口中的“常规(General)”选项卡。
- 现在，确保未选中“压缩此驱动器以节省磁盘空间”(Compress This Drive to Save Disk Space)复选框。
- 如果没有，请取消选中此复选框，然后按 OK 按钮。
- 重新启动您的 PC 以应用更改，然后查看问题是否消失。
阅读：(Read:) Windows 10 中的系统压缩以及它如何节省设备空间。
2]禁用文件夹压缩
如果某些特定文件夹导致您的 PC 出现压缩问题，您可以禁用这些文件夹的自动压缩。请按照(Follow)以下步骤执行此操作：
- 打开文件资源管理器(Open File Explorer)并转到有问题的文件夹（例如，视频(Video)文件夹）。
- 右键单击该文件夹。
- 从上下文菜单中，选择属性(Properties)选项。
- 在“属性(Properties)”窗口中，点击“高级( Advanced)”按钮以打开“高级属性(Advanced Attributes)”对话框。
- 现在，取消选中文件夹已准备好存档(Folder is Ready for Archiving)和压缩内容以节省磁盘空间(Compress Contents to Save Disk Space)选项。
- 接下来，单击确定按钮以应用更改。
- 最后，重新启动计算机以检查问题是否仍然存在。
如果您仅在某些特定于用户配置文件的文件夹上遇到自动压缩问题，您可以转到用户配置文件，选择有问题的文件夹，然后应用上述步骤来禁用文件夹的压缩。
您可以通过转到此位置来选择用户配置文件：C:Users
提示(TIP)：您还可以使用命令提示符、组策略或注册表方法禁用压缩。(disable compression using Command Prompt, Group Policy or Registry methods.)
最后，重建图标缓存数据库(Icon Cache Database)
在少数情况下，例如在安装Windows更新后解压缩文件夹时，由于图标缓存数据库损坏，双蓝色箭头可能仍会继续显示在文件或文件夹上。这使用户相信文件正在被自动连续压缩。这种情况需要重建图标缓存数据库(rebuilding the icon cache database)来解决问题。
如果您遇到的问题主要是 exe（程序）文件的快捷方式，您可以尝试通过删除旧快捷方式并重新创建新快捷方式来解决此问题。
阅读：(Read:) 如何解压缩 Windows 10 上的所有文件(How to Decompress all files on Windows 10)
如何阻止Windows 10压缩文件？
如果您错误地在驱动器或文件夹上启用了压缩，您可以使用本文中的方法(Method)( 3 ) 和/或方法 ( 4 ) 来阻止Windows 10压缩您的文件。如果这不能为您解决问题，您可以尝试其他一些解决方案来防止 PC 上的文件压缩。
为什么我的文件被压缩？
由于您的 PC 空间不足，您的文件被压缩的可能性更高。由于压缩文件和文件夹占用磁盘空间较少，因此自动压缩。也可能是有意或无意地启用了驱动器/文件夹上的压缩。因此，您需要通过转到有问题的文件夹或驱动器的属性来禁用压缩。(Properties)查看我们提到的相同步骤。
就是这样！希望本文能帮助您解决Windows 10自动压缩文件的问题。
现在阅读：(Now read:) 压缩系统驱动器后，Windows 无法启动。
Fix Windows 10 Automatically Compressing Files
Does Windows 10 keep on compressing files automatically? If so, you can fix this issue by following the methods listed in this post. Here, we are going to share multiple working solutions to fix Windows 10 automatically compressing files issue.
File compression is usually done to keep files and folders in a relatively smaller size to cope up with lesser disk space or to save some disk space. At times, Windows starts compressing your files and folders automatically which you might not want. This can be because your PC is running out of space. Another element that can be responsible for it is that the auto-compression on folders or drives might be enabled due to some unknown factors. Additionally, it might be caused to due to corrupted icon cache database making users believe that automatic compression is enabled.
Now, if you are facing this issue and you don’t want Windows 10 to automatically compress your files and folders, here is a guide for you. You can use any of the listed solutions based on the scenario that suits you to fix the issue on your PC.
How do I stop my files from automatically compressing?
If your files are being compressed automatically, this guide is for you. Here, we have tried to bring all the possible working solutions that will help you prevent your files from being automatically compressed on Windows 10. You can manually check disk space, clear up temporary files from your system, perform a disk cleanup, disable auto-compression on folder/ drives, and do more.
Windows 10 is automatically compressing files
If Windows 11 or Windows 10 is automatically compressing files, then here are the suggestions that will help yu resolve the issue:
- Disable Compression on the Drive.
- Disable Compression on Folders.
Let us discuss the above methods in detail now!
1] Disable Compression on the Drive
There are some instances when automatic compression is enabled on the drive and folder. For example, automatic compression might be turned on by OS to install new updates. In such a scenario, the problem of automatic compression can be solved by manually disabling the automatic compression on the drive. You can follow the below steps to do so:
- Firstly, open the File Explorer and go to the drive causing the problem.
- After that, right-click on the drive, and from the context menu, press the Properties option.
- Next, go to the General tab in the Properties window.
- Now, make sure the Compress This Drive to Save Disk Space checkbox is not selected.
- If not, de-select this checkbox and then press the OK button.
- Restart your PC to let the change apply and then see if the issue is gone or not.
Read: System Compression in Windows 10 and how it saves space on devices.
2] Disable Compression on Folders
In case some specific folders are causing the compression issue on your PC, you can disable automatic compression on those folders. Follow below steps to do so:
- Open File Explorer and go to the problematic folder (e.g., Video folder).
- Right-click on the folder.
- From the context menu, select the Properties option.
- In the Properties window, tap on the Advanced button to open up the Advanced Attributes dialog.
- Now, uncheck the Folder is Ready for Archiving and Compress Contents to Save Disk Space options.
- Next, click the OK button to apply changes.
- Finally, restart your computer to check if the issue still persists or not.
If you are encountering an automatic compression issue only on some user profile-specific folders, you can go to the user profile, select the problematic folder, and then apply the above steps to disable compression for the folder.
You can select the user profile by going to this location: C:\Users
TIP: You can also disable compression using Command Prompt, Group Policy or Registry methods.
Finally, rebuild the Icon Cache Database
In a few instances, like if the folders were decompressed after Windows update installation, the double-blue arrow might still keep showing on files or folders because of a corrupted icon cache database. This makes the user believe that the files are being continuously compressed automatically. Such a scenario calls for rebuilding the icon cache database to fix the issue.
If you are encountering an issue primarily with exe (program) files’ shortcuts, you can try to fix this problem by deleting older shortcuts and recreating new ones.
Read: How to Decompress all files on Windows 10
How do I stop Windows 10 from compressing files?
If you have by mistake enabled compression on drives or folders, you can use Method (3) and/or Method (4) from this article to stop Windows 10 from compressing your files. In case this doesn’t fix up the issue for you, you can try some other solutions to prevent file compression on your PC.
Why are my files being compressed?
There are higher chances that your files are being compressed because your PC is running out of space. As compressed files and folders consume less space on disk, thus automatic compression. It also may be the case that the compression on the drive/folder is enabled knowingly or unknowingly. So, you will need to disable compression by going to Properties of the problematic folder or drive. Check out the steps that we have mentioned for the same.
That’s it! Hope this article helps you fix the Windows 10 automatically compressing file issue.
Now read: Windows does not boot after compressing System Drive.
