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Just ran disk cleanup on a win 7 machine that's running OK.<br />
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It came back with a total of 2.62 GB of files it could delete.<br />
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2.2 of that was 'per user queued windows error reports'.<br />
I ran ccleaner and it came back wanting to delete 3.2 GB of files.<br />
Under windows error reporting, there's a 1.1GB file in <br />
C:\Users\Larry\AppData\Loc<wbr />al\Microso<wbr />ft\Windows<wbr />\WER\Repor<wbr />tQueue\App<wbr />Hang_mbam.<wbr />exe_a47987<wbr />c15cb05747<wbr />20ed39d6f9<wbr />40115b5409<wbr />568_cab_1b<wbr />7bf243<br />
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with an October 15 date. &nbsp;in that path is mbam.exe - malwarebytes. &nbsp;<br />
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a) is that an acceptable amount of error reports over a few &nbsp;months since they got the machine?<br />
b) is there a way to automate this cleanup?
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Just ran disk cleanup on a win 7 machine that's running OK.

It came back with a total of 2.62 GB of files it could delete.

2.2 of that was 'per user queued windows error reports'.
I ran ccleaner and it came back wanting to delete 3.2 GB of files.
Under windows error reporting, there's a 1.1GB file in 
C:\Users\Larry\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportQueue\AppHang_mbam.exe_a47987c15cb0574720ed39d6f940115b5409568_cab_1b7bf243

with an October 15 date.  in that path is mbam.exe - malwarebytes.  


a) is that an acceptable amount of error reports over a few  months since they got the machine?
b) is there a way to automate this cleanup?

Cleanup on win 7 machine - 2.2GB of 'per user guesed windows error reports'

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.

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