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The thread discusses whether it's safe to delete the Windows10Upgrade folder to free up space. The original poster considers manually deleting it after Disk Cleanup didn't remove the folder, with responses indicating it’s generally safe to delete and advising on how to run Disk Cleanup as an administrator. The overall sentiment suggests that deleting the folder is acceptable and can help reclaim storage, though the original poster ends with a question about marking the thread as solved.
The thread discusses whether it's safe to delete the Windows10Upgrade folder to free up space. The original poster considers manually deleting it after Disk Cleanup didn't remove the folder, with responses indicating it’s generally safe to delete and advising on how to run Disk Cleanup as an administrator. The overall sentiment suggests that deleting the folder is acceptable and can help reclaim storage, though the original poster ends with a question about marking the thread as solved.
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I've never seen any ill-effects from deleting it. However you may want to run Disk Cleanup as Administrator, as well as check add/remove program for any Windows 10 Upgrade Assistants and remove them too.
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I've never seen any ill-effects from deleting it. However you may want to run Disk Cleanup as Administrator, as well as check add/remove program for any Windows 10 Upgrade Assistants and remove them too.
There is no More, when I right click on C:Right click it - More - select.
I an open Properties, and then do the cleaning up. Is that done as the Administrator?