Can I delete C:\boot folder after Macrum USB creation?


  1. TheOwner
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    Can I delete C:\boot folder after Macrum USB creation?


    Hi,
    that folder takes 600 MB, can I delete it or it is necessary? It was created during bootable media creation.
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  3. Samuria
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    to be safe rename it if everything works after 2 days delete it if not you can role back
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