I also generally compress the Installer, Driver Cache, Inf, and Microsoft.NET folders (sometimes a few others as well). I usually try to give them a month to make sure nothing is broken.really it's not a recommended thing to delete them, but it's better than running completely out of space! I have several drives that were made too small What I normally end up doing to keep them manageable is compress several folders in the Windows folder, and delete most of the hotfix uninstall files (these will be seen under C:\windows as $NTUninstallKB#). WinDirStat is a great tool for scanning drives to find big files Since you're new, get some training if you can! These CBT's from TrainSignal are really good: (they have Windows 2003 stuff too) Since it's unlikely you'll ever do this, delete all of these folders. These are folders used for uninstalling patches on the system. If not: Go to C:\Windows and you'll see a ton of compressed folders like: $NTUninstallKBxxxxxx$. I find Windows will run will if it has 1gb free so hopefully this will have done it. Compress some directories that are rarely used: C:\windows\servicepackfiles is a favorite of mine.Ħ. Do this for every username that remains after you've deleted the old ones.ĥ. Go to C:\documents and settings\\Local Settings\Temp and delete all files in there. Locate user names no longer at company and delete)Ĥ. Delete any user profiles no longer in use (Right click on My computer, click on properties, click on advanced, click on User Profile Settings. Delete everything in C:\Temp (if you have one)ģ.
Some easy steps to free up some space on the C: drive:ġ.
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