Delete Dmg After Ation .Exe Files AND

Question: Can I delete it BEcause my hard drive is loaded with large.exe files AND the programs they installed.

Iu0027d love to clear out megs and megs of HD space by deleting them but donu0027t want to negatively affect the programs they delivered.

Im left with a.exe file.

Id love to clear out megs and megs of HD space by deleting them but dont want to negatively affect the programs they delivered.

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In addition, I keep backup installers (.exe) files of my updated drivers.Once again, its easier than hunting them down again.

Many downloads dont come in with names you can use to identify the program.

Then I move all the ones I want to keep because Im happy with the program to a separate folder on my harddrive.and then once the folder is large enough to fit on one 4.7GB DATA dvd, I burn it.

Delete Dmg After Ation Zip File Temporarily

If you cant identify the file, you can actually start the installation by clicking the.exe or extracting the.zip file temporarily, and then you will see the name of the program and the version number of it (I include the version number in the new filename).

Usually the extracted.zip file will have a readme.txt type or license.txt file that gives that information.

You can always stop the installation of.exe files at the first screen without harm once you have the info you need to rename the file itself.

Delete Dmg After Installation