The few useless folders in the Win system can be deleted.

The few useless folders in the Win system can be deleted

The WINDOWS system has many things that are useless. In order to make our system run fast, it is the easiest way to delete some useless things. So what are the useless in the system? In other words, what can be deleted. The following are all difficult or impossible to solve with software, usually need to be manually cleaned up:

1, X:\\WINDOWS\\Internet Logs

Even for general applications, files in this directory There can be hundreds of M in a year, if not 2G. Fortunately, nothing special, all deleted on the line, if you can not delete, UNLOCKER keep up. (Personal often, nothing)

2, X:\\WINDOWS\\Fonts

90% of the English fonts will not be used once in a lifetime, retaining several fashions, others Just OVER. (Cultivate good habits, don't frequent them)

3, X:\\WINDOWS\\Installer

This is a place where people can get angry.

The installer created using Windows Installer technology will add a backup installation file to the Installer directory for future configuration and patch installation. When the user runs a patch, the Windows Installer will release the msp file to the Installer directory and start to guide the user to install the patch. If the user clicks the cancel operation during the boot or the patch installation has insufficient prerequisites and the installation fails, Windows Installer will exit the installation process, but will retain the msp file released to the Installer directory. If the user runs the same patch again, Windows Installer will generate a new msp file (the file name is different from the previous one) in the Installer directory, instead of using the msp file generated by the last release. In this way, the first generated msp file will be permanently stored on the disk, becoming a completely useless file. In particular, after installing the Office patch, not only will the backup of the installer be left in the Installer folder, but also to Installer\\$ PatchCache

When we install some programs, the hard disk capacity will be used several times. Part of the reason for the program size is here. “It is convenient for future installation and maintenance”--------- This kind of words is like a esteemed SB drooling on the podium. The reason why it is wrong is because of this “complete” The practice of keeping the installation files is actually only convenient for those who write the program, but does not put the user at all. For those who have installed the VS2003 or 2005 patch, the Windows Installer's rogue performance is a good match for our Chinese Rising.

The files under the simple Installer are much more complicated. It is not recommended to simply delete them (unless you have definitely not uninstalled or upgraded), you can use WICleanup to clean up the excess.

4, JAVA temporary files

Since SP2 has not integrated Microsoft's JVM, 99% of people probably installed SUN's JRE, if the default installation is finished, nothing The default size of the JAVA temporary file is 1G (JRE 6)!

This file is not under WINDOWS, but I suggest you: Control Panel---JAVA---General---Temporary INTERNET settings and then change the directory, change the size or simply disable "Save in me" On the computer ”

5, X: \\ WINDOWS \\ Driver Cache

WINDOWS comes with the driver, you can delete all, download the Internet and download the latest driver related to yourself in the system disk Outside.

These few tricks are available at any time, there is no system crash (to crash, welcome you to kill my family), it is easy to clean the 1G---5G LJ, using rabbits without this effect .

Once confused: As the only Microsoft that masters all the underlying technologies of WINDOWS, it should be the most qualified to develop system cleaning software, although WINDOWS does have such a function, Computer Knowledge Network (www.shnss. Cn) Remind everyone that it is obviously just a smug thing, why is this? too busy? Everyday? Microsoft's stance of not looking back and looking at it has touched me for hours, and suddenly realized that this kind of system redundancy is exactly what Microsoft needs! Recall that in the past, WINDOWS 3.1 was just ten floppy disks, but now Vista is 2G! This shows a simple logic: the user's device pressure will strengthen the sales and development of hardware vendors, thus providing Microsoft with a higher level. Hardware platform. Without such support, what does Gates eat for tomorrow's breakfast? As the leader of the global software industry, Microsoft just looks like an SB in many times, but it is always a drooling genius!