i just want to be able to free up disk space by deleting unnessisary language packs. does anyone know any programs able to do this on windows XP?
Click start, accesoires and software. There select the add/remove windows components tab and delete everything you don't need.
Disk Cleanup aswell in System Tools.
no, there are no options to disable certain languages, any other methods?
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ScOrPYDisk Cleanup aswell in System Tools.[/quote] Watch out with that stuff. This really messed up my OS last time I used it. [quote=gimpnumber2]no, there are no options to disable certain languages, any other methods?
I'm not sure if this is possible, actually. And I'm not sure this would provide you much free space, you know...
Biggus DickusAnd I'm not sure this would provide you much free space, you know...
Next to none. :lol:
Best way to free up space is "Add or Remove programs" sort by "Frequency of use" Their you will see what programs your not using much now(or not at all).
Then use "Disk Clean up" Under system tools, check(Tick) all the boxes.
Then use "Disk Defragmenter" Under system tools.
Oh, and happy birthyesterday(i think) Biggus. :beer:
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Theres always the huge amount of tempfiles left behind. Download and install CrapCleaner to remove some of them.
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-SpArKs-Oh, and happy birthyesterday(i think) Biggus. :beer:[/quote] You got it! :bows: Thanks! [quote=+Glasius+] Theres always the huge amount of tempfiles left behind. Download and install CrapCleaner to remove some of them.
Or simply delete that shit in: C:\WINDOWS\Temp\ (if c: is you system drive)
Biggus DickusYou got it! :bows: Thanks!
Or simply delete that shit in: C:\WINDOWS\Temp\ (if c: is you system drive)
Oh, happy bday mate :beer:
Thats only one of like 5 places temp files get trashed, its a pain to manually get them all and leave out what you might need :p
Biggus DickusOr simply delete that shit in: C:\WINDOWS\Temp\ (if c: is you system drive)
There's another folder in C:\Documents and Settings\ that takes up a lot of space, I think its the "UserData" folder. I must of saved 1.5 gig from clearing it out. I made a backup of it though, in case it jacked on me. I found it through the shear size. Googled it to see if the contents was safe to delete, it said "yeah, just make a backup blah blah"
Is it the "UserData" folder?
Maybe that would help gimpnumber2 a bit...
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