I have all my files on an external disc, D. I only use C for system files. I have activated ”Säkerhetskopia” , I guess ”Backup” in English. Säkerhetskopia is ordered to backup on another external disc, G. The size of D is 377 GB. The size of the backup on G is 1,67 TB, and rapidly increasing...
Hi, when I make a recovery drive on usb on my desktop it is 16GB in size.
When I make a recovery drive on usb for a Lenovo laptop the drive is only 524MB in size.
Both are for the same latest version of Windows 10 and I clicked copy system files in both cases.
How would the Lenovo recovery of...
Hello Windows Insiders, today we’re releasing 20H2 Build 19042.572 (KB4579311) to the Beta and Release Preview Channels for those Insiders who are on 20H2 (Windows 10 October 2020 Update). This update includes the following fixes and improvements:
We fixed an issue with a possible elevation of...
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Just like in the title. I have my Windows 10 installed on the SSD, but when I unplug HDD I can't run the computer. On top of that, in the boot menu I need to have HDD as the first boot option, because if not, the system just doesn't find the OS. And yes, I can find the system files on my SSD.
-SP1 has no entries anywhere, so can't be uninstalled
-can't reinstall SP1 again
Can I just remove a file or a registry key to make it think i don't have it (so that it overwrites existing files)?
Much to my surprise I found some folders (e.g.
D:\System Volume Information\{d8216247-eb56-11e9-87e1-005056c00008}{3809876b-c176-4e48-b7ae-05046e6cc752}
....and 7 more similar folders inside the "System Volume Information" folder on my partition D:
This partition does not contain a running...
I don't usually mess with the registry but occasionally manually edit to make small changes. Anyhow, I was doing a search for a particular key and I came across what appears to be references to drives and folders/files that do not exist on my computer. There are a lot of them actually spread...
Failed boot 1: Boot normally.
Failed boot 2: Boot normally.
Failed boot 3: Automatic repair.
Failed boot 4: Boot normally again?
In which file does Windows store the information of what mode to boot into?
So I decided to do some cleaning in my PC. But one thing that has been bothering me a long time and was afraid to delete them, are some folders with long names containing random numbers and letters on my Local Disk. Examples:
0e42926df47d3dd246932dc8c69d1c
92b0cc202300988ef32292...
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Can I delete Windows10Upgrade folder? I am looking for stuff to delete, so I can have more space. This folder is 3.26GB. I don't think it does anything other than taking space.
I cannot reset my computer as the attempt always fails. I believe I am missing some system files. The restore application also fails. Windows 10 was upgraded from Windows 8 via download. So I do not have the registration key or whatever. So what solutions are available before taking it in for...
I learnt some time ago that you could delete the information that builds up in the software distribution folder and that has kept me going but a few months ago I noticed windows was holding onto data somewhere else after an update for a few weeks then it would just disappear. With the last...
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My Windows folder in C drive is occupying 50gb of disk space. But the total space used by individual files in that folder adds up to 20gb. Please help me to remove that 30gb
I have just installed the fall creator update and all seems fine. I also made a flash drive for a clean installation if needed.
My question is, How long should I not remove the disc cleanup system files because I want to create an image that does not contain all those files.
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Assume a hard disk contains a possibly (partially) corrupted Windows 7.
I boot now a ToolsCD or USB flash drive with Windows 10.
When I open now a CmdPrompt and enter
sfc /scannow /offwindir=C:\Windows /offbootdir=C:\
then I cannot do this since the local, active, running WinOS is different...
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Apparently, a windows.old folder was created last night at around 11pm (I had no idea).
I noticed I have increased HDD activity, and I was wondering why's that. Then windows said my boot disk space is running low, so I went to 'My Computer' and noticed a large chunk of my second HDD space is...
Hi Everybody,
I have a basic question. This is probably all very normal, but as far as I can remember there are only three possible users on my compute .... "me", a "guest", and a mysterious "Administrator".
But, My "C:\User\" DIRECTORY shows a bunch of users I don't recognize, and although...
Hello again,
Possibly unusual problem: I had Windows 7 re-installed to C: recently by a computer shop.
I don't know how it happened, but some system files from the previous installation are on drive D: taking up over 8MB of space. I imagine this is the saved copy of the old system which...
After having disabled the option "protect my system folders) I had a look on my folders and found 4 (!) different RECYCLE BINs on my second, non-system partition D:
Have a look at the attached snapshot of my WinExplorer view and the corresponding listing with "dir /a".
Why are there so many...
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