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    Windows 10 Image capture

    Hi, when I do a capture image with cmd, create an iso and then install, Windows create 2 folders on the C drive. $WINDOWS.~BT & $WINDOWS.~LS. Can I prevent this?
    • sendena
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    • $windows.~bt $windows.~ls c drive cmd disk space image capture iso creation prevent folders windows folders windows installation windows setup
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  2. Dave McKeen

    Windows 7 Safely Delete $UPGRADE.~OS and $WINDOWS.~BT in C:\?

    Hello! I just noticed I have $UPGRADE.~OS and $WINDOWS.~BT in the root of my C: drive. The former "size on disk" is 264 MB and the latter is 3.3 GB. The latter has tens of thousands of files and thousands of folders. I ran Disk Cleanup on the drive. It removed a lot of files, but these two...
    • Dave McKeen
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    • c drive disk cleanup file management safe deletion storage system files upgrade files windows 10 windows 11 windows folders
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  3. NarWhat

    Windows 7 Windows Error 0xc0000005

    Hi guys, I have a PC that's being a little glitchy. So far in some applications I get the error code 0xc0000005. I can't seem to find the dump file though. I've tried searching by filetype, manually looking through all of the Windows sub-folders, but I can't find the minidumps. The first step...
    • NarWhat
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    • 0xc0000005 applications cpu crash dump files error glitches hardware logs memtest86 minidumps overclocking pc specs performance software support system troubleshooting windows windows folders
    • Replies: 9
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 default folder size...

    does anyone here know how to set a default folder size, so that every window opened will display my folders the same size? i like the bigger folders and would like to set it for the entire system, instead of having to continually reset it every time i open a new folder. thanks!
    • stevae
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    • default settings file explorer folder management folder size system settings user preferences windows customization windows folders
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 C: is full and D: is empty; Can you help?

    My wife's relatively new Dell Studio 1569 is showing 2 drive letters. C & D. It has one 500GB hard drive that apparently arrived with a partition. C: drive has an allocation of only 58.5 GB and D: drive is showing 397GB. The C: drive is listed as OS and the D drive is listed as Local Disk. The...
    • Fred T
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    • c drive capacity computer issues d drive data optimization dell disk space drive management file management hard drive local disk partitioning performance storage tech support users files windows windows folders
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
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    Windows 7 Moving non system folders out of C:

    I have a laptop and I partitioned "C" into "C" and "F". Now I want to move the non-system, non Windows OS files to "F". I need to know which of the folders now on "C" I can move. I've attached a screencap. Which of the folders can I move? I guess I should not move Program Files Program Files...
    • webmanoffesto
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    • c drive data organization f drive file transfer folder management partitioning program files storage solutions windows folders windows os
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  7. K

    Windows 7 Vista Virtualization - Limited to certain resources?

    I have read article after article and have been unable to answer this question: Does vista virtualize only certain resources? For instance, is virtualization limited only to Program Files, Users, and Windows folders and HKLM\Software in the registry? Can I create a limited access folder on...
    • kickinmhl
    • Thread
    • access control data management file system file virtualization folder permissions limited access partitioning program files registry resources security software virtualization system resources user access user profiles virtualization virtualstore vista windows folders
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Virtualization
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