Comments on: cleaning up files http://www.windowsissues.info/cleaning-up-files windows issues, windows 7 issues, windows vista issues, windows 7 compatibility issues, windows xp issues, windows 7 networking issues, windows 7 sound issues, windows 7 upgrade issues, windows 7 known issues, windows 7 security issues, windows installer issues, windows 7 network issues, windows installer issues xp, windows 7 issues forum, windows 7 usb issues, windows 7 domain issues, windows 7 driver issues, windows 7 wireless issues, windows 7 installation issues, windows 7 64 bit issues, windows 7 update issues Fri, 03 Feb 2012 05:07:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://www.windowsissues.info/cleaning-up-files/comment-page-1#comment-2810 admin Sun, 18 Jul 2010 13:34:13 +0000 http://www.csmwsms.tk/cleaning-up-files#comment-2810 All .TEMP, .BAK, .OLD, files can be deleted, <br /> gclae...@ford.com <br /> <p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>cierra41 wrote: <br /> <p>>  I would like to know how can you tell which files in your c drive or <br /> > windows folders can be deleted.  I have folders that have to be opened <br /> > with a program can these be deleted.  There are also some that open with <br /> > different zig zag numbers and letters in them . I dont know what these are <br /> > but Im afraid to delete.  How can you know which to save and which not to <br /> > save.  Thank You <br /> </p><p>> -- <br /> > Posted via CNET Help.com <br /> > http://www.help.com/ <br /> <br /> </p> All .TEMP, .BAK, .OLD, files can be deleted,
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cierra41 wrote:

>  I would like to know how can you tell which files in your c drive or
> windows folders can be deleted.  I have folders that have to be opened
> with a program can these be deleted.  There are also some that open with
> different zig zag numbers and letters in them . I dont know what these are
> but Im afraid to delete.  How can you know which to save and which not to
> save.  Thank You

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]]> By: admin http://www.windowsissues.info/cleaning-up-files/comment-page-1#comment-2809 admin Sun, 18 Jul 2010 13:34:12 +0000 http://www.csmwsms.tk/cleaning-up-files#comment-2809 Check out files having extensions .tmp, .gid, and .bak. These file types are <br /> normally safe to delete. Do not delete executables files as these r program <br /> files. There are lots of utilities you can find in the net that do <br /> specifically do this stuff. For a start try sysmechanic or cybermedia <br /> uninstaller. These apps have smart wizards that guide you in the file <br /> cleaning process. <br /> <p>HTH <br /> Eri <br /> </p><p>"cierra41" <tr...@ipa.net> wrote in message <br /> <br />news:t5fak1aki0m3f3@corp.supernews.com... <br /> </p><p>- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -</p>> I would like to know how can you tell which files in your c drive or <br /> > windows folders can be deleted.  I have folders that have to be opened <br /> > with a program can these be deleted.  There are also some that open with <br /> > different zig zag numbers and letters in them . I dont know what these are <br /> > but Im afraid to delete.  How can you know which to save and which not to <br /> > save.  Thank You <br /> <p>> -- <br /> > Posted via CNET Help.com <br /> > http://www.help.com/ <br /> <br /> </p> Check out files having extensions .tmp, .gid, and .bak. These file types are
normally safe to delete. Do not delete executables files as these r program
files. There are lots of utilities you can find in the net that do
specifically do this stuff. For a start try sysmechanic or cybermedia
uninstaller. These apps have smart wizards that guide you in the file
cleaning process.

HTH
Eri

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> I would like to know how can you tell which files in your c drive or
> windows folders can be deleted.  I have folders that have to be opened
> with a program can these be deleted.  There are also some that open with
> different zig zag numbers and letters in them . I dont know what these are
> but Im afraid to delete.  How can you know which to save and which not to
> save.  Thank You

> —
> Posted via CNET Help.com
> http://www.help.com/

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