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Robin Lund
I recently upgraded my laptop from Windows XP Media Center Edition to
Windows Vista Premium. The installation went well. When I ran "Disk
Cleanup", I could gain 17.2 GB by removing Previous Windows Installations.
This is the message regarding previous windows installations: "Files from a
previous Windows installation. Files and folders that may conflict with the
installation of Windows have been moved to Folders named Windows.old. You
can access data from the previous windows installations in this folder." My
question: should I remove them to gain 17.2 GB of space? I certainly don't
want to mess up my new laptop, so if it will create any problems, I won't do
it.
My computer's particulars: 1024 MB system memory; 120GB hard drive.
Thanks for your help. Robin Lund
Windows Vista Premium. The installation went well. When I ran "Disk
Cleanup", I could gain 17.2 GB by removing Previous Windows Installations.
This is the message regarding previous windows installations: "Files from a
previous Windows installation. Files and folders that may conflict with the
installation of Windows have been moved to Folders named Windows.old. You
can access data from the previous windows installations in this folder." My
question: should I remove them to gain 17.2 GB of space? I certainly don't
want to mess up my new laptop, so if it will create any problems, I won't do
it.
My computer's particulars: 1024 MB system memory; 120GB hard drive.
Thanks for your help. Robin Lund