hi, is it safe to delete windows update clean up files.thanks
If you don't plan on reverting to the last build , or Prior OS version, yes.
But Windows automatic maintenance will usually take care of it eventually, after a certain amount of time(I'm not sure, but 30 days or so I think).
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Enhanced Session Mode selected
Ever since the transition to windows 10 the dvd drive will not recognize,read or view any disc i put in, it says please insert a disc into drive E:. However my brothers laptop can view,recognize and read the disc. How can i fix this
How can I stop this annoying dialog box from opening up every time I insert a blank CD or DVD
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dytpeyr847zr8a6/Burnadisc.png?dl=1
Annoyingly, like many Win 10 dialog boxes, it lacks a "Don't ask me this again"...
Recently I've noticed that there's a lot less of free space on my C drive so I've decided to run a regular Disc Clean-up. When I ran it as an administrator I've noticed that "System error memory dump files" takes up around 32GBs which shocked me....
Like in windows 7, we go to my computer and thereafter check the properties which include hard disc and its contents, available space as well - where is it in windows 10?