Is it safe to delete the zipped files after unpacking with success in the stage space?

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  but get your data off it 1 if necessary

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  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

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