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i heard about the winsxs folder issue (what's the resoluition anyway?).<br />
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but my mistake (great little app, thanks!), it was a lot of my own docs. duh
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i heard about the winsxs folder issue (what's the resoluition anyway?).

but my mistake (great little app, thanks!), it was a lot of my own docs. duh

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pretty new win 7 pro machine. &nbsp;250GB c: drive. &nbsp;it's almost full because of 189GB in the windows folder. &nbsp;what's up wiht that?!
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pretty new win 7 pro machine.  250GB c: drive.  it's almost full because of 189GB in the windows folder.  what's up wiht that?!

what's eating up all my space on the c drive windows 7 in windows folder?

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