How to stop the performance logs from filling up the C drive in exchange 2013

Performance logs OR Exchange transaction logs?  Performance logs require you to set them up; Exchange logs are NOT performance logs.  The proper way to get rid of them is to do an Exchange-aware backup.  That should remove them.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd876854%28v=exchg.150%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

Well I am not sure because something is filling up the C drive on our exch 2013 server...
The edb files is on the E drive along with the edb logs so I thought I read there are other logs by default get put to C drive.. Is this correct?

Can you post the path these files are stored in?

well I am not sure but from what I read, there are files now with exch 2013 that get put to the C drive by default?
Is this true because there is something that is filling up the C drive..

Does anyone know if there are log files separate from the edb log files that get sent to the C drive with exchange 2013 now?

that's what I am saying.. I don't know what is using up the C drive but from things I keep seeing on the web, it keeps saying that exch 2013 by default is putting some type of log files there??

You can't assign blame to anything until you examine more deeply what's going on.  What did WinDirStat reveal?

I've requested that this question be closed as follows:

Accepted answer: 0 points for vmich's comment #a41268829

for the following reason:

Log files under inetpub directory needed deleted.

I specifically pointed out that you needed to more deeply inspect what was going on - appears you did.