what the size of ur windows folder

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hi there !
i'm running Windows vista RTM 6000 i wonder why windows folder size is about
8GB is there any way to reduce this size or delete unnesesry folders
can i disable paging file?
AFTER INSTALLING this windows my 4 USB ports doesn't work
hellllllllllllllllllp
p4 3GHZ MB intel945P 1GB RAM HD 250GB
 
Its enough fit an entire installation of linux with thousands of
applications and with enough space to throw in a complete installation of XP
with a hundred applications installed.
THATS the size of my vista windows folder

Who said anything about vista bloat?

LOL
 
SOUTY said:
hi there !
i'm running Windows vista RTM 6000 i wonder why windows folder size is
about
8GB is there any way to reduce this size or delete unnesesry folders
can i disable paging file?
AFTER INSTALLING this windows my 4 USB ports doesn't work
hellllllllllllllllllp
p4 3GHZ MB intel945P 1GB RAM HD 250GB
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Mine is about 7.4GB

I think one reason is that the setup routine works differently: it basically
copies an image of the drive instead of extracting individual files as
previous versions of Windows did. The result is a faster installation even
though a bit more is written to the disk than truly needed. Vista comes on
a DVD now, not on CD :)

Disk space is cheap anyway! 8GB is less than 5% of most new hard drives
nowadays.
 
SOUTY said:
hi there !
i'm running Windows vista RTM 6000 i wonder why windows folder size
is about 8GB
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Because Vista does a lot and isn't shy about using a lot of disk space to
help itself with that. It's the "correct" size for a Vista install. Right
now I'm still thinking about what sort of disk requirements I'm going to
suggest to people who ask me about running Vista, and the OS partition is
definately going to be a minimum of 50Gb free in my guidelines.
is there any way to reduce this size or delete unnesesry
folders
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Not a substantial amount, no. There certainly isn't a laundry list of things
we can tell you to "just delete". For a start, how can we tell you what
isn't needed when you don't tell us what you use the computer for? For
example, I would personally want to try and get rid of media centre because
i don't use that, but telling you to delete a bunch of media centre files
isn't really helpful if you want to use your computer as a media centre.
can i disable paging file?
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That depends. Do you prefer trying to use your computer when it's working,
or do you prefer trying to use your computer when it isn't working?
AFTER INSTALLING this windows my 4 USB ports doesn't work
hellllllllllllllllllp
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I suggest you trot along to the Intel website and download motherboard
drivers, that will hopefully help.
 
thanks alot any way! yes i need to delete media center files i'm not using it
i downloaded the last inf update from intel and the problem still although
the 4 ports of USB works fine in same time on my another OS XP without
instaling driver
 
The only "bloat" is the ego of idiots like you that think linux is the
answer to every question asked here.

Honu
 
Mine is 7.5 gB. The paging file shouldn't make any difference in the size as
it'll be located in the root of your system drive (C: usually). I've moved
mine to another drive and didn't see the performance increase that I saw when
doing this in XP.

- John
 
Why do you keep talking about Linux? Did someone stick a penguin up your
as*?

Xp is the best OS Microsoft ever made, and is better than OSX (becuase
everything is made for windows, its not the os that much) or
any version of linux (for desktop use).

But vista is trash.. and if you like it, it means you know nothing about
computers
and you are stupid. No, you are stupid nevetheless... if you like vista, you
are just extra stupid. Merry Christmas!
 
Let's not use this forum for throwing mud at one another. It serves no
purpose at all. Happy New Year from the Netherlands.
 
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