DriveSpace is a disk compression utility that was used in Microsoft DOS and early versions of Windows, specifically in Windows 95 and Windows 98. It allowed users to create virtual drives by compressing files and directories on their hard drives, effectively increasing the amount of usable storage space. DriveSpace worked by compressing files on the disk and storing them in a way that would allow for compressed data to be accessed quickly.
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