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‎08-31-2024 12:07 AM - edited ‎09-02-2024 11:56 PM

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Product: HP Elite Dragonfly G2 Notebook PC (25W59AV)

My computer is loosing memory space on c: without me installing new software. I realised that I have a folder Bromium under c:ProgramData that is 75.1 GB. Apparently it is related to HP security software?

Can someone explain? How can I clean this up?

The vSentry  / Stage 2 folder had Stage2Images for several days in August. All these amounted to 75.1 GB

 

I deleted some backup data files under AppData>Local>Bremium>vSentry>BackupData>Firefox

 

Today (2nd September) I restarted the computer and all these Stage 2folders under c:ProgramData are gone.

Bromium under c:ProgramData is now 6GB, which is more reasonable.

 

Start of computer on September 3rd. Five new folder in C: ProgramData... Stage2Image, about 5 GB in addition, so Bromium folder is now 11GB.

 

I cannot make sense of all this. Maybe someone can explain?

 

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