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The tag 'experimenting' on WindowsForum.com covers user experiences with trying out new software, features, or configurations on Windows systems. Topics include testing Windows Sandbox, which can leave behind large temporary folders like 'MicrowinScratch' that are difficult to delete, and using virtual machines to safely test software or troubleshoot without risking the main OS. The tag also extends to non-technical experimentation, such as recreating popcorn seasoning flavors. Common themes involve troubleshooting unexpected results, managing storage, and learning through hands-on testing.
  1. Hybrid30

    Windows 11 [SOLVED] Folder named "MicrowinScratch_20241209_151733_2503" taking 17 GB of storage

    This file is taking so much of my storage. It is in the Temp folder. It just came into my system when I was experimenting with windows sandbox. Inside it is just some files you would find on a C: Drive, but deleting it is a hassle, I even tried taking permission but it could not delete it. I...
    • Hybrid30
    • Thread
    • c drive experimenting file deletion hassle nltmpmnt permissions read only storage system changes temp files temporary files windows windows sandbox
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  2. seekermeister

    Popcorn Seasoning

    I recently bought a Whirly-Pop, which came with a Theater Time popcorn kit, which I used while awaiting for another order of popcorn and coconut oil. The kit was in three parts...popcorn, coconut oil and a butter colored powder, which I assume it was. That first batch had a flavor that I have...
    • seekermeister
    • Thread
    • coconut oil cooking craving culinary delicious experimenting flavor food garlic homemade ingredients popcorn recipes seasoning snack soda theater theater snack whirly-pop
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: The Water Cooler
  3. davehc

    The benefits of Virtual machines.

    Virtual Machines can be useful for certain functions, and to solve problems without risking your main OS. But there is fundamentally, no saving of HD space. If, however, it is only the intention to run a bare OS for problem solving then, of course, without any third party add-ons, it is a...
    • davehc
    • Thread
    • backup benefits conflict drivers experimenting functionality hardware memory network penalties resources security software testing troubleshooting user experience virtual machine web development
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: The Water Cooler
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