[SOLVED] Random Windows 10 Files on Non-OS drive, Can i remove them???

[Zdos123]

Hello,
I'm trying to organise my 2 x HDDs which i use in tandem with a corsair mp300 and both of the HDDs have a bunch of stuff on them which i'm not really sure if i can delete, this is making the file structure in my HDDs look very messy, even though i can navigate it just fine, it's more of an aestetic thing. I had the idea just to hide the file however i wasn't sure if that would cause any issues with windows, i have a bad time with this before i reinstalled windows and i had a microsoft game installed this was still taking up 100gb of storage and the folder when delete caused my windows to completly break.
HDD 1:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2gHZRgQGC20bGxZWTI1SDJScm8/view?usp=sharing
HDD 2:

Capture2.PNG

drive.google.com

Thanks,
Gabriel John Caddy

 

[Abhinav2005]

it all depend on you wheather the files are usefull for you or not.
If you fear that they are system files and might cause problem if you delete it then I don't think so. They do not seems to the system files as they are not kept like that.
I guess that are software program files(may be Visual Studio C or C++), so you can delete the files without fearing that your Windows might break. But it may cause problem to your some application. that you can reinstall to fix it.

 

[SkyNetRising]

both of the HDDs have a bunch of stuff on them which i'm not really sure if i can delete, this is making the file structure in my HDDs look very messy

Files (in the screenshot) with extensions tmp, txt, ini, dll, exe, cab, msi, bmp - those you can delete.
Not sure, what launchermanifest.pid is. May be copy that one somewhere else, if needed later.