That folder holds all the files for System Restore. Altering/deleting
anything in there could render System Restore unusable. If you would like
to decrease the size of that folder you can do by:
right-clicking on my Computer, selecting Properties and then the System
Restore tab. Highlight the appropriate hard disk/partition and then the
'Settings' button. The slider on the next screen can be used to
decrease/increase the amount of space allocated to System restore.
The System Volume Information is the folder in which WinXP's
System Restore feature stores information used to recover from errors.
By default, WinXP sets aside a maximum of 12% of the partition's size
for storing System Volume Information, but the amount of space set
aside for this purpose can be adjusted by the user. Start > All
Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore > System
Restore Settings, select the pertinent partition and click Settings.
Bruce Chambers
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