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‎02-08-2024 10:49 PM

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Hello, my hard drive storage is very full and when I investigate what is taking up most of the space, I see that it is in the Local Disk (C:) folder and then the C:\GS Backup folder taking up 32.5 GB. When I click on that folder, it contains 2 sub folders, "Program Data" and "Users". Both of those folders contain many others. Anyway, does anyone know what all of this is and if I can delete this folder?

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‎02-11-2024 09:30 AM

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Yes.

 

You can delete it.

 

It is a backup created by a program or app that you installed. It isn't a Microsoft app or program.


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