Recent content by ajredaelli

Much appreciated - and thank you for your service (to the nation).

Right ... I will look into that. It seems a little risky for what I've read so far. Do you know, is it safe to get rid of the WindowsOld and Windows10Upgrade folders? or the contents? Or should I leave them alone.

The Synch folder for my phone. Do you think I can move the entire folder? or would that mess stuff up.

This is my App Folder

That ajrsubs is the same name of the folder where I have stored my stuff in C. Almost like I did a "copy" instead of moving one of my folders The App Data folder in C: (Users) is 32.9 GB - not sure what that means

It is on - the list I posted shows my hidden files - I had it on when I was trying to find it. Am I to assume that one cannot access the Documents and Settings folder?

17.2 MB on desktop

Right .... and I cannot find a way to look at it. It won't allow me to look at the contents. I'm pretty sure something went wrong. I'm the only user, and an Admin. Not sure what to do or where I messed up. I just realized that my Desktop is sitting on C, but I never though that would take that...

Sorry - I imagine this is what you need.

I hope this makes sense - data under all the labels. I cannot find an attachment button. Not sure where the restore point settings were. Thanks for your help. > Name Windows (C:) 0 Windows! OUpgrade 0 Windows.old 0 Windows 0 Users 0 SYSTEM.SAV System Volume Infor... 0 SWSETUP 0 Recovery...

Hi All - I have a new computer. Right away I moved my documents, videos, pictures, and desktop folder to my D drive (1TB) from my 150 GB drive C - knowing that I would have storage issues. Now, I am getting a not enough memory for an upgrade (Windows 10). I am not sure what to move/delete to...

Just to clarify, since my was post was weak - the bridge allows other devices to connect to the router via Wi FI. An access point does too and it will also connect to the network (to the Comcast Modem/Router) using Ethernet, correct? Comcast as bridge and X4 as AP?

Thanks - not sure exactly what you mean by using distinct SSIDs. Also, what is the difference between setting up an Access Point versus using the rounter as a bridge. Thanks again!