Freeing Space

Letum · 05-27-07, 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Rose

@Letum: I checked the file paths of the three SH4 entries. They all have different names. They are 1) Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific, 2) Silent Hunter Wolves of the Pacific, 3) SilentHunter4. I then looked in the Ubisoft folder, and found that the only SH4 folder in there is called Silent Hunter Wolves of the Pacific, so I figured I should delete the other 2 entries, however, upon closer examination there was a "+" sign before the Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific entry. I clicked it and I found entries called 1.01 and 1.02, which I assumed to be the patches (even though that is NOT the folder name in the Ubi folder). There were no patch entries for any of the other SH4 entries. So I didn't delete anything just to be on the safe side.

Am I just overthinking this? It isn't really that big of a deal if I don't delete them, right?

Don't delete any of those.

bradclark1 · 05-27-07, 01:17 PM

GakunGak is right. If it's not causing a problem leave the registry alone or get System Mechanic or Advanced System Optimizer or something that autmatically fixes when you run checks. They all have undo's if something goes amiss. ASO is about the best out their according to PC World and it's also one of the cheapest at $29.99. Thats what I use just because I want a clean house.

05-27-07, 01:17 PM	#2
bradclark1 Ocean Warrior Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Connecticut, USA. Posts: 2,794 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 0	GakunGak is right. If it's not causing a problem leave the registry alone or get System Mechanic or Advanced System Optimizer or something that autmatically fixes when you run checks. They all have undo's if something goes amiss. ASO is about the best out their according to PC World and it's also one of the cheapest at $29.99. Thats what I use just because I want a clean house.