Removing Service Pack Post Installation Folders/Files

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WM Developer

Hi, after installing Service Packs I usually have clutter Folders, and or
Files, left on C:\ Drive, see output below. Since I don't know if system
requires, I fear just deleting them. Is there a nice clean OS friendly way of
removing them?

Thanks,

------------- Output of Installing Service Pack, I think ---------
C:\Documents and Settings\erica>tree c:\5d20a3f6210ca86e528890f2c301 /F /A
Folder PATH listing
Volume serial number is 00380061 F07E:F20A
C:\5D20A3F6210CA86E528890F2C301
+---amd64
| filterpipelineprintproc.dll
| msxpsdrv.cat
| msxpsdrv.inf
| msxpsinc.gpd
| msxpsinc.ppd
| mxdwdrv.dll
| xpssvcs.dll
|
\---i386
filterpipelineprintproc.dll
msxpsdrv.cat
msxpsdrv.inf
msxpsinc.gpd
msxpsinc.ppd
mxdwdrv.dll
xpssvcs.dll
 
The date and time was Tuesday, March 31, 2009 8:54:01 AM, and on a whim,
WM Developer pounded out on the keyboard:
Hi, after installing Service Packs I usually have clutter Folders, and or
Files, left on C:\ Drive, see output below. Since I don't know if system
requires, I fear just deleting them. Is there a nice clean OS friendly way of
removing them?
Click to expand...

You don't need the ones you listed.

Shift-Delete ;-)


Terry R.
 
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