0.17% of residents moved to foreign countries ($682 average AGI)Chatham County:0.17%Georgia average:0.09% 3.68% relocated to other counties in Georgia ($13,121 average AGI) 4.84% relocated to other states ($19,842 average AGI)Chatham County:4.84%Georgia average:3.33%.
Indeed, if you simply click the folder and then press the Delete key, Windows will tell you you need permission, yada-yada, etc. Here's the proper way to delete the Windows.old folder: Step 1: Click in Windows' search field, type Cleanup, then click Disk Cleanup.Step 2: Click the Clean up system files button.creenshot by Rick Broida/CNET. Second, unless you're seriously strapped for space on your hard drive, you don't have to do anything: Windows 10 will automatically delete the Windows.old folder one month after you performed your upgrade.
Step 3. Hide the upgrade, if you can. In Windows Update, click Show all Available Updates. If you see an entry for Upgrade to Windows 10 (many of you won't), right-click on Upgrade to Windows 10 and choose Hide Update. Step 4. Delete the installation files.In File Explorer, right-click on your C drive and choose Disk Cleanup. When Explorer comes up for air, click the box marked Clean up System files.f you see an entry for Upgrade to Windows 10 (many of you won't), right-click on Upgrade to Windows 10 and choose Hide Update. Step 4. Delete the installation files. In File Explorer, right-click on your C drive and choose Disk Cleanup.