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21 Sep 2012  
Sallym

windows 7 home premium 32bit
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Local Disc D is showing full

Hello,

I have a Samsung laptop and have just noticed that my local disc D is showing full. I have no idea why this is and would like to remove what ever is on there, that shouldn't be there. I did contact Samsung support and they said these are recovery files and not to touch them.

I have no technical computer knowledge, so I am afraid to do anything incase I cause any problems.

I am hoping that someone can kindly advise me what I can do.

Many thanks.

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21 Sep 2012  
Arc

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit SP 1
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Welcome aboard, Sallym.

That is a factory made partition, includes some stuff those are needed to restore the computer in factory settings , if it is needed.

You need not to be worried about it, let it be there. But you make the recovery disks, too. There must be some mechanism in Samsung laptops to do it.
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21 Sep 2012  
Sallym

windows 7 home premium 32bit
2 posts
 
 
Local Disc D showing full

Thank you Arc for your reply.

I will leave it alone then and not worry so much about it now.
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21 Sep 2012  
Arc

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit SP 1
21,462 posts
 
 

You are welcome. Dont forget to create a system repair disc.
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