I tried the command line technique in the post several pages above, but ran into problems. Once it started trying to delete these eti* files it said I didn’t have permission. I went over to the MS User’s Blog, and some guy pointed me to the free program you can dowload here:
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"Download, install, and run WinDirStat
This program lists ALL your files, including the hidden ones. You can delete them one at a time, which seems tedious, but very worthwhile if you get rid of 30 GB at a time. WinDirStat is a useful program in itself. I wonder why Window doesn't have a similar capability. Windows explorere, for instance, doesn't show these "hidden" files, so you can't delete them from there.
I've just updated to version 1.6. I'll sure check to see that this problem is fixed. It took me half a day of figuring out how to delete this files with MS's help, and no help from WD.p://sourceforge.net/projects/windirstat/ |
