Hi John,
Thank you for your message.
I initially set Storage Sense to run every day, but in view of what you've
said, I'll most likely change the setting to weekly.
The reason I thought there may be a conflict, is that there are certain
files, such as thumb Nails, which don't currently seem to be able to be
deleted using disk cleanup, and I'm wondering if the inability to delete
thumbnails is partly due to the fact I have storage sense switched on.
I'll try changing the setting to weekly and see what that does.
Alexander Shannon
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: does Storage Sense in Windows 10 conflict with
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Hi Alexander
I must admit that I'd never heard of Storage Sense either. When I checked
my system it appeared to be on, but set to run only when drive space is
ran it manually and got rid of 4Gb of temporary files, so I set it to runonce a
week.cleanup
I think it does the same thing as disc cleanup, although perhaps disc
gives you more choices about what you can delete. From a bit of reading,it's
"safe" to delete everything which Storage Space suggests, whereas I thinksee
you need to be rather more careful when deleting what disc cleanup offers.
My opinion is that they won't conflict, but on the other hand I wouldn't
the point of running both, that would just seem to be a waste of resourcesto
me.
HTH a bit, John
At 15:10 18/02/2021, you wrote:
Hi all,
I was interested to read in a recent thread on this list, a reference
to a feature of Windows 10 I'd never come across before, namely storage
sense.
I have turned this on, however, I am unclear as to how it works in
conjunction with conventional disk clean-up. Do the two methods work
together, or is one independent of the other?
Thank you in advance for your replies.
Alexander Shannon
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