Slimming System

Some unnecessary files of Windows on the system drive can be removed to free up system drive space. They are Downloaded installation files, Installer baseline cache, IME, Help files, Wallpaper files, Sample Music/Pictures/Videos/Media of Windows.

For safety's sake, we suggest you read the following help file carefully before you slim down your system.

• Windows downloaded installation files
  It is safe to delete these files after you succeed in installing Windows update patches.

• Windows installer baseline cache The files were created by Windows installer service, and they can be removed.

• IME
  IME (Input Method Editor ) is a program from Windows that allows you to enter Asian text in programs by converting your keystrokes into Asian characters.
  For example, if you eliminate Japanese IME, you will not be able to type out Japanese character.
  If you think you will never use these Asian IMEs, it's safe to clean them off.

• Wallpaper Wallpaper is an images used as a background or desktop on a computer screen. However, currently most users use their customized pictures as their desktops or backgrounds.
  It's safe to delete the wallpaper files of Windows if you are one of them. But it's dangerous if you use Windows default wallpaper as your desktop.

• Sample music/pictures/videos/media
  It's safe to delete them if they are not occupied by other programs.

NOTE:

• System Slimming will automatically create a restore point for you but only on your first use of it.
• If you removed Help files, Sample files, when you run CHKDSK command to check system files, it reports system file are incomplete.