I recently read an article that basically stated that there are numerious
files that can safetly be deleted without any degradation to the operating
system. Is there any "list" of these files that I can use as a reference? I
noticed that I have numerious .log files on my hard drive. Can they saftely
be deleted? I running XP Pro with SP2 on a Dell Dimension 4550.

Thanks
Mike

Download yourself a copy of Crap cleaner (Free) www.ccleaner.com This will
clear out log files, temporary internet files, temp files, history files and
a whole lot more.

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"Mike D" <MikeD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2F5BE69B-99B3-41EE-8306-FF9F0F16634C@microsoft.com...
>I recently read an article that basically stated that there are numerious
> files that can safetly be deleted without any degradation to the operating
> system. Is there any "list" of these files that I can use as a reference?
> I
> noticed that I have numerious .log files on my hard drive. Can they
> saftely
> be deleted? I running XP Pro with SP2 on a Dell Dimension 4550.
>
> Thanks
> Mike
>