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• Is it safe to delete the partition OSXRESERVED? because it is still there after the installation of windows 10

  I recently got a MacBook Pro 15 "2015 model retina running MacOSX 10.11.5 El Capitan.

  My steps for installing Windows 8.1:

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• It is safe to delete the Service Packs 1 and 2 if I installed on Windows XP Service Pack 3

  I have a laptop with Windows XP Professional. I have the framework installed SP3 and I need to know if I can safely remove service Pack 1 & 2 to free up space on my drive. Also is it a recent service pack more available yet.

  No it isn't a good idea as some software may need .net 1 or 2.

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• Is it safe to delete the files from the System 32 > DriverStore > Temp folder?

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  Nothing in the Windows or Program Files and files their subfolders should be left alone.  You won't earn a significant amount of disk space, and you may cause to yourself untold trouble sleeping herein.  Use instead the provided Windows Disk Cleanup.  You can get to it by clicking on start-> computer, then click on the C: drive and click Properties.  On the general tab, you will see disk cleanup.  Use it and you will be safe (and not sorry).  Everything you personally placed on the computer can always be removed of course as long as you do not try to remove installed manually the software (use the programs and features in the control panel for this).

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• Is it safe to delete the original score after successful cloning?

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• Upon completion all of the updates is safe to delete the system (old and new)

  Upon completion all of the updates is safe to delete the system (old and new)

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• It is safe to delete the files in the folder downloaded in Windows 7.1?

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• HOWTO delete a VMDK to a virtual machine without actually deleting the vmdk disk file?

  How to remove a file VMDK to a virtual machine without actually deleting the vmdk disk file?

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• I can't delete the post of WinRar on my files that were downloaded and now I can't get anything to open

  original title: open my files

  I can't delete the post of WinRar on my files that were downloaded and now I can't get anything to open

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• Is it safe to delete the temporary files from disk cleanup?

  Hi, I have recently executed drive clean and I find the temporary files is 22.7 GB. But when I checked the tmp folder in windows there only 500 MB of temporary files.

  So my question is,

  Is it safe to delete these 22.7 GB of files using the cleaning disc?

  If your use of the disc in Windows 7 those who are safe to remove clean utility. I use this utility on a regular basis without any problem.
   
  
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  "Chauhan21" wrote in message News: a8666a83-5-c 16-47e4-8f0f-0d0b1cecddda...

  Hi, I have recently executed drive clean and I find the temporary files is 22.7 GB. But when I checked the tmp folder in windows there only 500 MB of temporary files.

  So my question is,

  Is it safe to delete these 22.7 GB of files using the cleaning disc?

• It is safe to delete the temporary files of the user

  In C:\Documents&Settings\username\, there is a hidden folder named Local Settings, and to whom a Temp folder with many files. It is safe to delete these files?

  In C:\Documents&Settings\username\, there is a hidden folder named Local Settings, and to whom a Temp folder with many files. It is safe to delete these files?

  Yes.  In fact, if you are using disk cleanup (start > run > cleanmgr.exe > OK) it will delete all files in this directory that have been consulted at least 7 days ago.

  You can go directly to this folder by typing the folder in the start menu > run box and click OK.

• Is it safe to delete the Windows.old folder?

  Original title: after you have reinstalled Windows 7, it is safe to delete my window.old files? & one more question...

  It is said during the deletion process if I do this will damage my computer.

  -J' I re installed windows due to a Partition problem earlier, and today I realized that I had these old files from a previous installation (same drive)
  It is safe to delete these files? Thank you.
  In addition, my HDD was reduced in size considerably, from more than 50%. (C:). It was 1 to when I got it, but after you have reinstalled Windows because of a problem, I am now made it is 451 GB.
  Thank you in advance.

  Hi Conner,

  Thanks for keeping us posted and share this information with us.

  As Palcouk suggested, you can remove the "Windows.old" folder if you have saved data on the computer.

  It is not possible for the drive to shrink. I would like you to check the amount of space on the hard disk after you remove the Windows.old folder.

  Let us know if you have other questions about Windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Is it safe to delete the zip driver after driver udpate?

  I've recently updated some drivers on my computer and I would like to know if it is safe to delete these zip files once the drivers have actually been installed. There are also some that are just files in the same folder of update that are not compressed.

  Post edited by: jurky10

  Hello

  > Ihave recently updated some drivers on my computer and I would like to know if it is safe to delete these zip files once the drivers have actually been installed

  Of course, mate :) You can delete the zip driver of your computers. It is a completely safe procedure