Full updates from windows computer

I reset my computer to original settings after I had filled the hard drives. Since the reset of all this I ran is updates of windows and drives are 80% full just with the Windows updates. The system is Vista, and readers are 80 GB each. My question is if I can remove the updates? or can I delete old files or service packs? TX

I just do the same thing on a laptop and it took the better part of a day to get all the updates that are installed.  It seems that you have two hard disks of 80 GB, is that correct?  They are the TWO lots to 80%?  Normally, updates affect only the drive C: and not the other.  80% of a 80 GB drive would also be 64 GB which seems high to me.  I'm done with less than 50 GB used when I did it, and that includes additional software, I installed.  If you have updates downloaded but not installed, you have two copies of everything, so you need to go ahead and install them.  That should release at least 10 GB or more.  Since you currently have 64 GB used on C:, you will need something more just Windows there.  Some of the other things move to another partition, flash, or external hard disk drive.  If you have a single hard drive partitioned into two logical drives, you can use a utility like Easeus Partition Master (which is free) to merge and combine the free space at the same time.  You have several options to choose from.

I hope this helps.  Good luck.

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