- Makes perfect sense. Because Windows needs to keep track what has been changed (files, etc.) and put that in the (next) System Restore Point. All that info allows Windows to revert the changes that have been made when one installs a program or an app.
- Question: did the amount of free disk space shrink as a result of using Defraggler ? People have been complaining about that in the past.
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- Makes perfect sense. Because Windows needs to keep track what has been changed (files, etc.) and put that in the (next) System Restore Point. All that info allows Windows to revert the changes that have been made when one installs a program or an app.
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- Question: did the amount of free disk space shrink as a result of using Defraggler ? People have been complaining about that in the past.
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Okay. Thanks for help. I'll consider this in the future when I defrag my disk.