Re: Drive C Maxed



Simon Gare wrote:
Thanks Anna,

did look at this option just doesn't seem to be enough data in any of them to justify 10.5gb.



It does seem to be a hungry beast. You can move the Windows Update
uninstall stuff (you might even delete it, there's not much chance
of unravelling upgrade problems after a month or two) and you may
find that you have a lot of log files.

Have a look in %windir%\system32\LogFiles. None of this stuff seems
ever to be deleted, though the files are closed at a certain size.
Depending on your luck, you might gain half a gig here.
.



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