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    Windows 7 How to ID large files/apps?

    Hi - sorry for the rookie question - I'm getting close to maxing out my hard drive and I suspect there are a lot of files and apps that are on there that are large and unnecessary. Is there an easy way to ID by file size what is on my machine so I can uninstall, delete, or move large stuff that...
    • happycats
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    • delete files disk space file management file size hard drive large files optimization storage uninstall windows
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Tutorials
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    Windows 7 deleting windows 7 files and folders useless

    I did an nlited version of windows 7 RC, so i have an iso of 1.41 gb. Now, what can I delete of windows 7 files and folders useless? I already delete "SoftwareDistribution", "Windows Mail", "Windows DVD Maker", "Internet Explorer" and "Games", and so now what can I also delete? vlite not nlite
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    Windows 7 deleting files from SD Card

    I recently installed windows 7 RC and I like it for the most part. But if I put my SD card from my digital camera into the computer I can only copy or read the files, it will not give me the option to delete the files. Does anyone know how to change the settings to allow the computer to delete...
    • demondeac34
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    • computer usage delete files digital camera file management sd card settings storage issues windows 7
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows Vista Deleting Windows Vista from a secondary hard drive?

    I installed Windows Vista yesterday, accidentally doing so on my "D" drive rather than my primary "C" drive. After realizing my mistake, I simply did an image restore of my former XP OS and reinstalled Vista on my primary "C" drive. No problems except.... The Windows files from my initial...
    • NJRonbo
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    • delete files disk cleanup file management hard drive image restore install operating system secondary drive windows vista windows xp
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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