Insane disk usage
in IT Support ·
Just head into System, hit up System Protection, and click configure. It won't mess with your OS or any of your files. Just set it to somewhere between 5 and 10 GB. That should do the trick.
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Larry Ortiz5 said:I've seen those torrent sites adding updates too, but they always throw in a bunch of random junk programs you didn't ask for, and I hate that. I want a clean, untouched version of Windows 7 just like your link. My rig is decent and my internet speed is solid, but waiting two or three hours for all those updates to crawl through installation is a massive pain. This would make life way easier. If they keep updating their pages with the latest 2015 patches, I'm definitely hitting them up next time I need to do a fresh install. 👍
Larry Ortiz5 said:wiredcyclist82
So this is basically like this site, except they threw in some updates and IE 11 in this ISO. One more thing though—does this page actually stay current? Like, do they bother updating the Windows update dates every once in a while?
Noah Johnson63 said:I reinstalled Windows without any help because my Dell had everything baked right onto the drive. If it wasn't for that, I'd be screwed since crazy Bill doesn't even offer OS downloads. Now the update queue is sitting at 190 installs. Windows is built so stupidly that instead of updating incrementally, it tries to grab everything at once, chokes, and then you're stuck reinstalling. My PC has been spinning its wheels on this crap for 10 hours and there's still 150 left. Did those idiots not think to bundle updates into groups of 20 or 50? It's unbelievable they've been selling this garbage for 30 years and it's still the most popular thing out there.