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Guest Daddio
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In Documents and Settings folder resides Application Data Folder, it has at

least 3 gigs of file space used up, my question is, what affect does it have

on the applications listed and can you safely delete any of the folders and

their contents. On one of my other computers this Application Data Folder

does not exist?

 

Thanks

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Guest SingaporeWebDesign
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Re: Application Data Folder

 

Hello,

 

Do not delete the Application Data folder.

 

But you can delete the individual folders in them if you have removed the

corresponding program in your system.

 

For example, if you uninstall Skype, you may still have the Skype folder in

your Application Data folder which you can safely delete if you don't need

any of the settings/history left behind.

 

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"Daddio" <Daddio@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:DD791C6C-796D-4732-A048-76C1FA8AF32C@microsoft.com...

> In Documents and Settings folder resides Application Data Folder, it has

> at

> least 3 gigs of file space used up, my question is, what affect does it

> have

> on the applications listed and can you safely delete any of the folders

> and

> their contents. On one of my other computers this Application Data Folder

> does not exist?

>

> Thanks

Guest Daddio
Posted

Re: Application Data Folder

 

Thanks Singapore, evidently the do contain important files for running the

applications, okay sounds good, thank goodness for large hard drives, lol!!

 

Daddio

 

"SingaporeWebDesign" wrote:

> Hello,

>

> Do not delete the Application Data folder.

>

> But you can delete the individual folders in them if you have removed the

> corresponding program in your system.

>

> For example, if you uninstall Skype, you may still have the Skype folder in

> your Application Data folder which you can safely delete if you don't need

> any of the settings/history left behind.

>

> --

> Singapore Website Design

> http://www.bootstrike.com/Webdesign/

> Singapore Web Hosting

> http://www.bootstrike.com/WinXP/faq.html

> Windows XP FAQ

>

> "Daddio" <Daddio@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:DD791C6C-796D-4732-A048-76C1FA8AF32C@microsoft.com...

> > In Documents and Settings folder resides Application Data Folder, it has

> > at

> > least 3 gigs of file space used up, my question is, what affect does it

> > have

> > on the applications listed and can you safely delete any of the folders

> > and

> > their contents. On one of my other computers this Application Data Folder

> > does not exist?

> >

> > Thanks

>

>

>


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