I'm on the Win 10 upgrade and I still have the Windows.old folder. Would it be safe to delete this folder before taking a system image? This will be my final image of the old OS before clean installing.
Thanks, I'm really just concerned about disk space, an image without windows.old in it would be smaller... but since I've already done the image it's probably not that big a deal.
Do that cleanup anyway. and remember teh procedure as it will save you relevant amounts of disk space on your system drive especially after large updates.
I'm on the Win 10 upgrade and I still have the Windows.old folder. Would it be safe to delete this folder before taking a system image? This will be my final image of the old OS before clean installing.
You can even do it BOTH ways.
An image now, and a second image without it.
The best way to do it is as follows: Right click on C: in my computer go to properties:
- first hit disk cleanup under teh general tab, wait for it, then click "clean up system files". Wait again(it will take a while). At the prompt check ALL(!) the checkboxes and click ok(again, will take a while and it may prompt you to ask if you are sure about stuff. confirm all)
Thanks, I'm really just concerned about disk space, an image without windows.old in it would be smaller... but since I've already done the image it's probably not that big a deal.
Thanks, I'm really just concerned about disk space, an image without windows.old in it would be smaller... but since I've already done the image it's probably not that big a deal.
Thanks, I'm really just concerned about disk space, an image without windows.old in it would be smaller... but since I've already done the image it's probably not that big a deal.
Do that cleanup anyway. and remember teh procedure as it will save you relevant amounts of disk space on your system drive especially after large updates.
Thanks, I'm really just concerned about disk space, an image without windows.old in it would be smaller... but since I've already done the image it's probably not that big a deal.
Do that cleanup anyway. and remember teh procedure as it will save you relevant amounts of disk space on your system drive especially after large updates.