These directories with long alphanumeric names on the root of the C: drive can be removed. They are windows updates that didn't self-clean up after install. You will have to take ownership of them then grant yourself full access, then delete them.
For example.
From an elevated command prompt
takeown /F C:\0e42926df47d3dd246932dc8c69d1c /R
cacls C:\0e42926df47d3dd246932dc8c69d1c /T /E /G youruser:F
rmdir /S /Q C:\0e42926df47d3dd246932dc8c69d1c