Can I delete the backup file of the software patch? Does it have any impact on the computer?!

First of all, when the software checks for the latest patches, it will look up from the backup patch folder, if it can't find a patch file, it will look up from the patches installed on the system, so as to determine that your computer is missing those patches, and deleting it will only slow down the time for the software to find patches! Deletion is generally not recommended! If you feel that time is not an issue, you can delete it with confidence, and it will not affect the software and system!

Yes, it can be deleted.

The patch backup file is mainly used to uninstall the patch when there is a compatibility problem in the future, but the patch is released by Microsoft, and the compatibility problem rarely occurs, if it is still stable for 3 days after the patch, you can consider deleting it, the specific method is as follows:

Note: WinXP system cannot be uninstalled through the system's built-in tools.

Win7 system:

Locate the disk on which the Windows 7 system is installed.

Right-click to select Properties.

Click Disk Cleanup.

Select Clean System Files.

Keep a checkmark on Patch Uninstall.

Select OK.

This is a safer cleanup method because he uses system tools to clean up, which is safe and efficient.

WinXP Win7 Universal:

Open your antivirus software.

Select Clean Files. Can.

It can be deleted without affecting the computer, this backup is only used to restore the software after there is a problem with your computer software, there is no other meaning, as long as you install the software on your computer without problems, you can't use it.

If the system is already running stably, it does not need to be restored to the state before the update, and can be deleted. You can delete it by using Disk Cleanup and it will not affect the system.

It can be deleted, and it has no effect on the computer!

Patch backup files are intended for later recovery. Can be deleted and occupy the hard disk.

Delete, mainly used to restore patches that have already been installed.

It's normal, that means that the system you installed is automatically patched after the system is installed. (The system you install is automatically typed, it depends on how the system you install is integrated).

If you use nlite to integrate patches, then. There will be no $ folder

OK. There is no impact on the computer.

It can be deleted, but it has no effect on the computer.

But if it is not deleted, next time if the system does not work, you can directly find the backup file and use it, which is more convenient.

As long as you don't uninstall the patch, the backup can be deleted, and it is recommended that you make a backup of the system once and restore it next time.

Backup is only used to back up the system, mainly used to restore the system data source after the computer system failure, for the computer disk occupies a large space, so after the deletion, you can free up a large amount of computer disk space for the user to use, of course, after deleting the backup file will not have any impact on the current system, but the computer has to reinstall the system after the system failure.

Backup files, files copied to storage media, can help you protect your data from corruption in the event of a failure of system hardware or storage media.

Backup is just to back up the system with a relatively large space, get rid of the system has no impact, but after the computer has a big problem you have to reinstall the system, I feel troublesome, because I use it to restore the system. Without it, it doesn't matter what the hedging system is.

Generally speaking, the files that come with the computer should not be easily deleted, even if some of the folders are empty, they are also useful (I don't know what is the use, anyway, I have seen in a computer book that does not allow deletion) Other backup files are so that the computer can not lose important files because of what (viruses and the like) are broken, so try not to delete them, and they don't take up much space.

Of course, you can delete it! After all, people are soft, and they won't turn out what shouldn't be deleted, right?

It can be deleted, and it has no impact on the system at all, and these files are patch files that have been updated, so it's chicken ribs to keep them.

As long as the computer has installed patches or updates, those files are basically useless, and those that can be deleted will not have any impact on the computer, but it is recommended that you back up the system after updating the patch.