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• XP Home "Disk Cleanup" utility

  I used the 'Disk cleanup' utility for the maintenance of the machine. Have all the boxes checked but the 32 KB in "files WebClient/Publisher temporary ' does not, never. It does not seem to exceed this amount. Someone at - it information on how to erase it or why it is not compensation. I searched the web and found a few suggestions, but some are a little scary. Thought I'd check here too before you continue. Everything disappears as it should when you use the utility. Also, it will be safe to delete these files without any adverse effect on the computer? Thanks in advance for suggestions.

  Rhamnar86It

  I used the 'Disk cleanup' utility for the maintenance of the machine. Have all the boxes checked but the 32 KB in "files WebClient/Publisher temporary ' does not, never. It does not seem to exceed this amount. Someone at - it information on how to erase it or why it is not compensation. I searched the web and found a few suggestions, but some are a little scary. Thought I'd check here too before you continue. Everything disappears as it should when you use the utility. Also, it will be safe to delete these files without any adverse effect on the computer? Thanks in advance for suggestions.

  Rhamnar86It

  This should clear the air: _ http://www.help2go.com/Tutorials/Windows_Errors/WebClient_Publisher_Temporary_Files: _How_to_delete_them.html

  And 32 KB is a VERY tiny part of the hard disk.

• Disk Cleanup utility fails

  Just installed Windows 7 over the weekend.  I can't wait to get rid of the files installation taking up a lot of hard drive space, and I read that you use the disk cleanup utility.  Unfortunately, no matter how I try to start it, it crashes almost immediately, I think it begins to analyze the previous installation files.

  Am I the only one?  Any ideas on what she chokes on?  Thank you.

  Hello ckniess,

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community.

  You must share your results for your solution of disk cleanup.

  You should be able to accomplish the Windows.old armel deletion CMD:

  ·          Click on Start Orb > type cmd in the search box > right-click on cmd in the results above > click on run as administrator

  Since you just want to delete Windows.old with everything from your installation of vista, try the following commands:

  ·          At the command prompt, you type simply C:\Windows.old RMDIR /s /q

  This should permanently delete the Windows.old folder and everything below.

  Hope this helps

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• Disk Cleanup utility

  What boxes more people check off the power when you use the disk cleanup utility (cleaning disc for (c :)))? When I use it, three boxes are checked by default. They are Downloaded program Files, temporary Internet files and thumbnails. All the rest are unchecked. Any of you use the other boxes in good standing?

  Thank you

  TomS

  A new feature has been added to cleaning disc in October 2013, which is not available in cCleaner. You must change the existing settings to take advantage of the new feature. Type Disk Cleanup in the search above the Start button box and press ENTER. Click OK and after the calculation of space, you will see a window with a list of files to delete. Use the right-hand scroll bar to see the entries hidden further down the list. Check the boxes in front of the backup of the Service Pack files and cleaning of Windows Update and click OK you will see savings every time after Windows has been updated, but they are not as important when it is run after the first time. You must restart the computer to complete the process.

  cCleaner is an alternative tool / extra:
  http://www.gerryscomputertips.co.UK/maintenance1a.htm

• Disk Cleanup is not showing me the ability to clean the system error memory dump files

  Hello. When I run the disk cleanup utility in Vista, it does not show the option of cleaning the system error memory dump files. It is a very serious problem. I had to delete files that I really wanted to keep, because I thought they were taking too much space. He did not make a particle of difference. I have only two GB on my C drive now. How to fix this problem?

  Kim

  You must use the scroll bar on the right disk cleanup in the window that appears after checking for space to scroll to check the boxes before these items.

  Deleting the less important system restore points allows you to earn useful free disk space.

  A better program of disk cleanup is cCleaner. Delete System Restore points may be important if you have little free disk space. The ability to delete them is one of the tools options. You can selectively remove those created in less important moments.

  cCleaner also comes with a registry tool. Do not use this tool as any registry cleaner could lead to the creation of very difficult to resolve system errors.

  http://www.CCleaner.com/download

  You have free disk space in another partition on the drive or any other drive internal on your computer?

• Run the disk in Windows 8 Cleanup utility

  Sometimes inbetween uninstalling and reinstalling the software/drivers, it's a good idea to run the Windows Disk Cleanup utility. The disk cleanup utility to free disk space by deleting unnecessary files from your computer.

  Hope this video is useful... Let me know if you have any questions.

• I need to recover files I deleted everything by making a disk cleanup.

  I did a disk clean up using the 'Other Options' tab.  After completed cleaning, I discovered the calculator function, the system restore and other files have been deleted.  Is it possible to restore these files?  I have Windows XP.

  Hi dollimae,

  There is no option to recover files deleted by the disk cleanup utility. However we recommend to check the trash to see if all the files listed there. If so, then restore them.
  See the Description of the tool in Windows XP disk cleanup

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• Disk Cleanup - see category "Windows Setup temporary file" box in the menu

  Original title: Disk Cleanup

  I read different (internet) articles related to using the disk cleanup utility. Many of the articles I've read indicate that one of the boxes I can verify for deletion is "Temporary Windows Installation file". However, I don't see this particular category box in the menu?

  What I am doing wrong? Thank you.

  Click on clean up system files

  

  Then when it goes through the scanning, you should see: -.

  

• Where section of the knowledge base that shows you how to delete Windows.old when it shows no disk cleanup?

  Where section of the knowledge base that shows you how to delete Windows.old when it shows no disk cleanup?

  Please do not respond with standard article which sends you to the disk cleanup utility. There is an article somewhere that answers this question and I can't find any. I know there are 3 commands from command line I just write, I don't remember them.
  Thank you in advance!

  JS

  A quick Google

  http://blogs.msdn.com/b/rflaming/archive/2009/10/19/handy-KB-article-for-deleting-Windows-old.aspx

  Good starting point.

• No previous "Facilities Windows" option in disk cleanup

  I want to remove the folder Windows.old of my C drive because it takes up to 5 gigabytes of space, but when I go in the disk cleanup utility, there is no "Previous Installations of Windows" option to check. Is there a problem with just delete Windows.old directly?

  Hi Robby,

  I suggest you to follow the steps in the link given below and check if it helps.

  How to remove the Windows.old folder

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-CA/Windows-8/how-remove-Windows-old-folder

  It will be useful.

• disk cleanup does not start 'Microsoft has encountered an error.

  I am running Win XP Pro SP3.  I tried to do a disk cleanup.  I tried to go through system tools and also start, run the cleanmgr.  Neither one would go.  I get the standard Microsoft window that says an error has occurred and I would like to send a report.  I tried running malware analysis and restart also. Any ideas?

  I'm sorry, that I couldn't find useful on this topic.  For the most part, the suggestion is either give up and download/install Ccleaner or to extract a new copy of cleanmgr.exe.  The latter usually does not have contributed.

  CCleaner is a good utility, but if you go this route, do not use record cleaning option.

  The current version of cleanmgr.exe, which should be located in C:\Windows\system32, is 6.00.2900.5512 that there should be a copy of the same version of the file in C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386.  On my XP Pro system, I have an earlier version 6.0.2900.2180, C:\Windows\$NTServicePackUninstal$ and I have 'the original' in compressed form in C:\i386 (this is the version 6.0.2600.0).

  I saw a suggestion of semi-utile troubleshooting in the latest post (LasseA123) here: http://forums.techguy.org/windows-vista/789412-disccleanup-will-not-run-2.html note, however, that the problem discussed in this thread was in Vista, and that the two keys under this says LasseA123 caused his problem are not present in XP.  If you follow the suggestion here and actually isolate the problem to one or two subkeys, include this information in the post that I am proposing in the next paragraph.

  My only suggestion is to start a new thread, either here, most likely in the Forum of Technet XP3: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-us/itproxpsp/threads with the subject 'Event 1000 Cleanmgr ID' and focus on the disciplines that you pasted here.  If you try to replace the current copy of the cleanmgr.exe with one or more of the files in the location I mentioned above but still have the problem, include this information in your message as well.

• Disk Cleanup for Vista reports 12.6 GB for "per user queued windows error reporting"

  original title: clen-up disk

  My Cleanup utility disk Vista reports 12.6 GB for "per user queued windows error reporting". Is it safe to delete this item? Is that why my laptop is slow today and still freezes?

  Yes, but isn't concert read this this type of error: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/175654-disk-cleanup-windows-error-reporting-bug-fix.html

• System error report Queuing (disk cleanup)

  I ran disk cleanup, the other day and noticed that section "Error in queue system report" had been 60 GB. I've never seen this before and literally just big, it appeared from nowhere. I could have checked to remove, but after having looked up to many forums, they do not advise as it could damage your computer. Any advice on what it is and how I should face?

  Yes, it's just a report. It should certainly not be this monstrous!

  This problem is often associated with a registry cleaner utility that deleted registry keys that it should not have. That's the risk you take when installing and running third most own utilities. They can get a little aggressive and remove or change the keys to Windows or other programs need to function properly.

  There is a small patch on the site www.vista64.com that recreate the necessary keys. Should solve the problem of the creation of this big files again.

  I hope this helps

  Mark <> Microsoft Partner

• Should I delete "by user pending windows error reporting" in disk cleanup?

  Hi, I'm using Vista Home Premium and this is my question.

  'by user windows error reporting pending"on my performances of more than 16.5 GB so disk cleanup I think delete. I checked the forums window says it's a bug and will mess up my data if I did. But the answers were pretty old (2007-beginning of 2009). My laptop is just upgraded to service pack 2. So I don't know whether or not this so-called bug has already been fixed. Should I delete it or just leave it there? Will it continue to grow if I don't do anything? I read some messages and some said that it has increased to more than 100 GB.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  If you encounter any problems, then you can use Disk Cleanup to remove all error reports and
  dump files.

  I hope this helps.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Error when trying to install the Installer Cleanup utility

  Get the following when you try to install the Windows Installer Cleanup utility:
  Script: C:\... \IXP000. TMP\StartMsi.vbs
  Error: Permission denied
  Code: 800A 0046

  Source: Microsoft VBScript runtime error

  Hello Stepheen Beslin,

  Try the following to see if it helps.

  To resolve this problem, you must install The Windows Installer Cleanup utility as administrator. To do this, right click on the Setup file (msicuu2.exe) and chooserun as administrator. If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type your password, or clickcontinue.

  Please answer back with an update on your question.

  Sincerely,

  Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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