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Files or folders? Where are they located? &nbsp;if they are in your Windows directory then they may be backup files from Service Packs in case you need to uninstall an update.<br />
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If they are anywhere else, then you probably don't need them.
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Files or folders? Where are they located?  if they are in your Windows directory then they may be backup files from Service Packs in case you need to uninstall an update.

If they are anywhere else, then you probably don't need them.

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They are the following folders:<br />
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1. Windows/Drive Cache<br />
2. Windows/Service Packs Files<br />
3. Two Java folders containg a bunch of &quot;.cfg&quot; files<br />
4. on my D drive there is a folder with a bunch of letters and numbers. &nbsp;In it, there is an i386 folder. &nbsp;Acess is denied and also it says that the folder is empty. &nbsp;<br />
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It won't let me delete it, which tells me there may be something asignificant about it.
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They are the following folders:

1. Windows/Drive Cache
2. Windows/Service Packs Files
3. Two Java folders containg a bunch of ".cfg" files
4. on my D drive there is a folder with a bunch of letters and numbers.  In it, there is an i386 folder.  Acess is denied and also it says that the folder is empty.  

It won't let me delete it, which tells me there may be something asignificant about it.

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I found five &quot;i386&quot; files on my computer. &nbsp;Do I need five? &nbsp;Do I need any i386 files? &nbsp;Can I safely delete any of them?
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I found five "i386" files on my computer.  Do I need five?  Do I need any i386 files?  Can I safely delete any of them?

Delete i386 files

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