Disc Clean-up doesn't delete System error memory dump files  

It has taken away another big chunk of free space. My SSD is down to 7 GBs, I really need someone's help with this problem...

zablablukas said:

It has taken away another big chunk of free space. My SSD is down to 7 GBs, I really need someone's help with this problem...

I always open command prompt as administrator and type in

Code:

cleanmgr /sageset:1

then I check all boxes, and click ok. Then I type

Code:

cleanmgr /sagerun:1

and click ok. It always works.

flybynite said:

I always open command prompt as administrator and type in

Code:

cleanmgr /sageset:1

then I check all boxes, and click ok. Then I type

Code:

cleanmgr /sagerun:1

and click ok. It always works.

Cleaned up an extra 7 gigs. Thanks for that! But the main problem is still there sadly.

Hello! I am back. So I have figured something out. I used WinDirStat. And I uncovered that in System32 and SysWOW64 sublocations there are 2 folders (one in each of them) name JxBrowser. They each take up 50 gigs which means that my Windows folder takes up around 120 gigs!!!!! I want to know if anyone has experienced this and if it is safe to delete these files?

Ok so do I delete them from both System32 AND SysWOW64?

Thank you SO much for this! Just got back around 50 GBs of free space!!! It looks like that I can finally get this problem of my mind. You have been a lot of help! I have one last question. Why were these dump files being generated by the jxbrowser? And is there a way to prevent that in the future?