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This folder is taking up 303 GB on my HP Laptop aaqM6XJbs5-=6'`yjv What is this for and can I delete it?
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Hi,
From the folder name you provided, I can't tell what the file is used for. You can open the folder and see what files are inside. It would be best to take a screenshot and reply here.
Best regards
Zunhui
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What is the full folder path?
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I have attached a screenshot. I don't know if this helps you identify what it is?
Hi,
Thank you for your reply. I cannot see the picture you uploaded here. It seems that your picture was not uploaded successfully. Please upload a screenshot at the location shown in the picture below.
Hope this helps you to identify the problem
ive not seen that before. I would suggest trying to find out what process is accessing thatt dir. might need to check a few times through out the day
It might be a start at finding out what/who makes that data to begin with
to check file/process handles read the below
https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/12531-resource-monitor-view-handles-modules.html