Moving Windows Old


  1. NoM8s
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    Moving Windows Old


    Hi
    After a reinstall of Windows 7 the Windows Old file takes up some 53GB of my 128GB SSD. Is it OK to move(copy) this file to a storage drive, and delete it from my C drive?
    Thanks in advance
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  3. boohbah
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    yes have a look at this tutorial.

    Windows.old Folder - Delete
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  4. NoM8s
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    Thanks for that quick reply boohbaa. All done and dusted now.
    Cheers
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  6. boohbah
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    your welcome.
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