Per User Archived Windows Error Reporting Disk Cleanup
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suggested from my Windows OS itself and now in the list of things to cleanup I get the “Per user archived Windows Error reports”, “System archived Windows Error Reports” etc. Is that OK to delete all these from my system? as it also consumes some space in my system? Can you please advice me in this? Reply With Quote Related Windows Problems:Unable to delete a Folder in windows 7How to delete a file in my Windows PC when it says itÂ’s used by another service or program? Is it possible to force delete those files as of Linux where we use “rm” command?Unable to delete user account on Windows XPEasiest way of disabling error reporting on Windows XP?Getting Windows Boot Manager Error 0xc000000f while starting up Windows VistaCannot delete folders from Windows VistaWindows Vista System cannot delete movies in Windows Media Player 10Unable to delete Qoobox folder from the C drive of the Windows systemError access denied when trying to delete a file from Program Data in Windows 7"Error: Unable to delete the document, using in Print Queue" on Windows 7 15-04-201311:33 PM #2 solution Array Join Date Sep 2012 Location MNCL Posts 260 Re: Can I delete the System error reports in Windows? DEAR FRIEND, To delete the System error reports ....follow the below guide lines click start menu button and go to my computer then right click on C: drive and choose properties option and after tap on General tab then click the Disk cleanup button .....after that a window will be displayed In that window select windows error reports option and click Ok In the next step click Delete button Thank you!!!!!!!!! Reply With Quote 17-04-201306:33 AM #3 development Array Join Date Nov 2012 Posts 605 Re: Can I delete the System error reports in Windows? Hello Dear Friend ... Right click on " My Computer " go to the " properties " Go to the " Advanced Properties " After this click on " Error Reporting " Select " Disable Error Reporting " Click DONE Click OK ALL THE GOOD LUCK Repl