I'm trying to clean up my "folders". I would also like to get rid of the "MSN gaming zone" - it has a "windows" folder inside, both are completely empty.
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Windows components like Windows Media Player, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, Accessories like Paint.. Games etc. cannot be removed. They are bundled with your Windows Operating System. You can just disable them. Deleting their files will cause a lot of errors in your PC. Your O.S. may be corrupt. It wil ask you for Winows CD again-and-again. It is recommended that you do not delete these files.
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Go into my computer and in the address bar put in %temp%\nthen when all the temp files come up highlight all of them and press delete and off they go GONE\n\nAlternatively go onto search and choose my computer and put in the following:   *.tmp,*.chk,~*.* \n\nExactly as i write it - this will delete all temp,check files and other rubbish.  When the search is complete do Control A and delete the lot = ALL GONE
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you don't have to delete any, just add new ones... Eather down load, or make your own.... there is plenty of room in that file... Hope this helps!
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Just click on the file at the bottom: JUNK. Also in your setting there is a JUNK file option. \nLimeWire is slowly going down the drain since Microsoft released a P2P plug in its update making connection between users nearly impossible. Its' not like its' use to be.
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i dont think u can...just open up lots of other files and it will wipe over them ones that u dont want there
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You can try http://www.ursoftware.com/. I have often found it being able to uninstall things that are not visible in the control panel -> add/remove programs.
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try this \nhttp://www.winundelete.com/?rid=google&kid=wu0801\n\nyou better make me best answer hehe
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Nah, just format D:, assuming you don't have anything there you want. If you do, you'll either need to move what you want to keep off of it first, or you can just go through and delete it manually. As long as you're booting from C: it shouldn't be using any of the windows files on D:, so you wont have any problem deleting them.
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Try your add/remove programme.\n\nAlso try ccleaner free and easy to use.\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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The answer is that you can safely delete everything in that folder. It is the place where all the programs you have ever installed leave garbage, like installers and logs of activity.\n\nIf you are new to this sort of thing, try to find your Temporary Internet Files, which are a cache of all the web pages you have ever visited that make your computer load web pages faster. They suck disk space if you don't clean them regularly, and if you don't want a list of EVERY site you visit on your computer you have cause for concern. They'r hidden here: \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;{Insert Your User Name Here}&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files\n\nIgnore the drive D thing. That's probably Windows Recovery, which mirrors your regular architecture so you can restore the whole thing if you do something foolish, like delete the whole Temporary folder and not just the contents.
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Wish I knew but I now have four little blank boxes with red Xs on my "wallpaper" that can't be removed.  The Geek Squad" said would have delete everything on my computer and start from scratch all over again.  So now I have to live with it.
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I use mac, so i think you go to tools, and there will be something to clean out files that are unuseful. Sorry i cannot remember the name of the program.
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if you are using Win XP \ngo to \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;computer&#92;Favorites\n\nand delete all its contents\n\nfor other windows\nsimplly go \nC:&#92;windows&#92;Favorites
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close guys..but when ya empty the recycle bin  all windowz does is mark the space the file was takin up as "free"  but the file is still there  with a lil incentive and know how  you can get it back
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Yes, sorry. They're gone for good. Once you deleted them from your trash folder (or left them there for a while) they're gone.
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dude if u uninstall and delete the folder then it is gone in the reinstall you will need to makea new incomplete and shared folder link it to the program should do the trick.
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Yes, you can.  When you have windows installed there should be some folder in the hard drive where windows files are (I'm not speculating, I've seen it).  Just find it and drag 'n drop.