Windows 10: A bunch of files got added to my appdata/roaming and I don't know if I should delete them.

I download Photoshop from a sketchy website to not pay, and 10 gb of my storage got eaten up. Go to app data to see what was going on, and found a bunch of files had been added. I look most of them up, and they were some stupid sketchy apps. I deleted all of them, but I am afraid if I accidentally have deleted something that was already there, and not added from my PS installation. I saw the time they were added in my pc, and most of them were added a year ago in 2022, which is just so confusing cuz I didn't see them till now. I did try to download Adobe Premier from the same website, a year a

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AppData Roaming Files on single use computer

To research further about this concern, kindly answer the following questions for clarification:

• About the roaming function, do you wish to prevent Windows 10 from storing files on the AppData>Roaming folder?
• If not, do you wish to delete some files on the AppData folder?

Kindly specify which kind of configuration you wish to perform. Meanwhile, we suggest that you check this

thread and see if it helps.

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How to delete Appdata/roaming folder

Hi Tia

It is not recommended to delete Appdata\Roaming folder as it
contains settings, temporary and cache files for many of your installed applications. It is also where
programs on your machine store data that is specific to your user account.

For more information, you may check out these links that discuss related concern:

Can i delete AppData Roaming folder?

Windows 10 Roaming folder

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"Don´t roam" does not work

I recently had the same problem using T-Mobile and a Lumia 710 here in the U.S. Moving to a small town with no t-mobile data connection, I checked my phone and it was correctly set to Settings->cellular->Data roaming options: "don't roam". And yet I soon
recieved a message from T-mobile stating that I had used 80 percent of my free roaming. I called T-mobile and they did not seem to have a solution to this problem. Their only suggestion was to turn off Data (Settings->cellular->DataConnection: Off). This logically
makes the data roaming options redundant. My guess is that this is a new bug in the latest update to Windows Phone.