I recently ran defrag on my Win2K O/S and received a message that I didn’t have sufficient percentage of space to run the defrag efficiently, but given that I had few options in moving files to the d:drive or deleting them, I proceeded with the defrag anyway. When it was complete, there was a message indicating that “some files did not defragment” and when printing the report I noticed a few HUGE files that I thought I could maybe delete, as they seem to be dump files or logs. I’d like to know if anyone knows if it is safe to delete the following with no massive repercussions!!:
\\winnt\memory.dmp 97,912 KB
\\program files\IE\backup data\ie5bak.dat (I’m now on IE 6.0) 14,121 KB
\\winnt\profiles……DrWatson\user.dmp 19,047 KB
\\winnt\repair\software 12,208 KB
\\winnt\sys32\config\software.sav
Thanks in advance for any help!! 😉