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Disk cleanup

In the image below, after System Disk? cleanup, I am getting the following: (see the image below for the matching numbers)
1. Some description of files in question
2. Asking me if I want to delete them but I can remember why they are in my computer?
3. The list of files to be deleted if I click on Delete Files.

Question: Do you recognize what these files are? Shall I delete them?

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The files you identify above are just temporary files. I find Disk Cleanup to be VERY safe and I use it weekly. You can probably select Dump dbg files and Offline web pages as well. I do. When done with your selections, click on OK and allow them to be deleted.

Disk Cleanup is Good Housekeeping.
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Thank you John,

What other action I could follow to clean up my computer and make it run smoother? Do you have a list to give tom or suggest a link?

Thank you,

Mike
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eghetabas...
See John's very informative article Trouble-free computing - a basic approach
Thank you NewVillageIT,

Sorry I closed the question too soon to split it.

Mike
Probably run CCleaner https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download

and then Defraggler https://www.piriform.com/defraggler/download

The free versions are good enough.
No worries, eghtebas. I'm glad to help, still. Have a nice day...
Space Oddity,

How one can trust these links? I have had so much problem with these kind of links. The fix one thing but download many unwanted stuff to your computer. How do you handle (or trust) them?

Mike
Download from Piriform itself.  And always take care on installation.  Watch out for any offers that the installation makes and decline always reading carefully.

And visit Gizmo's Tech Support Alert http://www.techsupportalert.com/ for good applications as well.

CNet is not to be trusted for downloads.  File Hippo is going that way as well.  SourceForge is usually OK.
Thanks,

Mike
@eghtebas  - Thanks and I was happy to help.