The hard drive will have a variety of junk files, and these junk files not only take up hard drive space but will also reduce the speed of the computer and affect the efficiency of our work. The main reasons for this are because we often add/delete software, being online and other behaviors when we use our computers. Junk files will always be on computers whether it is maintained clean or not. You can also use treesize pro in order to find out which files are taking spaces on your pc. Don’t delete them, back them up, as some programs may complain, and you’ll have to restore them. Then, as you add applications, you can check it and remove unwanted new fonts. Open a command window in windowsfonts, then type dir > fontlist.txt.
#Where are my junk files update
I think some of that stuff tells Windows Update what you do and do not have. Don’t delete other files in other folders in SoftwareDistribution.
The folders may be deleted in download, leaving download empty. They should be backed up to optical so you don’t have to re-download them if they need to be reinstalled. These are the service pack(s) and updates via Windows Update. DO NOT remove $hf_mig$ - future updates depend on it. These folders may be deleted after backing them up. You should be careful with windows folder files such as *.bak, *.thumbs.db, *.log, *log.txt, *.pf files.īackup, then delete c:windows$Nt*$ (500 megs). Here are some files that they can clutter windows and eat spaces. Set a Restore Point: “Before Junk Removal.” Dont forget to check the box for hidden files and folders!
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