Question about uninstalling restore points and window update backup

[diddo09]

Should I delete the window update backup informations and the restore points? My computer always create a restore point when I update window operating system. I am going to delete them by using Tune-Up Utilities 2009 software.

I want to make sure that I am deleting the right information that does not leave my system unstable. I have never done this before. I just want to free up my memory!!!

Thanks,

DD09

[Sai Charan]

Yeah you can delete windows backup information. Also See - http://www.raymond.cc/blog/archives/...rd-disk-space/

[Odie]

You won't free memory by doing this, only disk space.

[diddo09]

I am using Vista Operating System. I think the software that Raymond recommend is only for XP or lower versions.

By uninstalling the back-up update information and the restore points "will is change my computer stability?"

[Odie]

If your PC were running stable for some time after the updates, you can safely remove the back-ups.
The same goes for restore points, I normally only keep 1 or 2 restore points.

[diddo09]

http://www.screencast.com/t/NP0UtDbfhNs

Has anyone use this feature before? I am afraid that if I delete my restore points create an unstable computer. I just want to free-up my disk space and make my PC runs faster.

Thanks,

DD09

[Raymond]

Deleting restore points won't make your computer unstable. The only problem is if your system encountered any weird problems, at least you can try restoring your computer from a point that was working fine.

[diddo09]

Raymond, you are the best

Because of you guys, I saved 32 gb for my disk-space. My PC is running faster and more realiable [internet connection seems to speed up]. I was afraid that I might crash it again [after the first incident].

***The first incident was about the McAfee upgrade version from 08 to 09 ~ BaD idea for my PC.
**How do I close a post??? Any ideas???

Thanks y'all,

Diddo09

[Raymond]

No, everyone helped, not me alone
Can just leave this topic open incase anyone has something to add.

[ding-dong]

how about defrag your hdd to free up some space.