Windows 10: Is there a tutorial for deleting a crashed W10 upgrade?

Hello,
I managed to get an upgrade to Windows 10 Pro on my Windows 7 machine, with it waiting to install. I did not wish to do this! I additionally managed to get it to not install and my updates no longer show it as available. I did also manage to get an ISO for later use.
I wish to delete the crashed install and it's files, such as the $Windows~* stuff shown below





Is there a tutorial to do this correctly or can someone assist?
Thank you for any assistance,


:)

 

Is there a tutorial for Windows Maps?

You can find help for the
Maps app here, which includes instructions for some of the most common actions including

how to download offline maps.

You should be able to find directions to places without having offline maps downloaded as long as you have Internet connectivity. The app shouldn't have problems finding that address as you typed it, are you still getting that error?

The app will automatically use the offline maps you download whenever you don't have an Internet connection. You can do searches and get driving and walking directions while offline.

 

Is there a tutorial for Windows Maps?

1. I have a Windows 10 laptop and a Windows 10 Lumia 730 Windows phone.

What tutorials are there for Windows Maps for Windows 10 Lumia 730 Windows phone?

2. On my Windows phone, I wanted to go from my Home to 78 Durgin Road, S. Paris, ME.

I get the answer: "We can't seem to find where you are going. Why?

Do I need to download maps of Maine? How? What APP to download maps needed?

3. Can you explain when / how I can use Offline MAPS on my Lumia 730?

When how to use online MAPS?

 

Second appeal for assistance....
TIA

 

Hello Glenn,

Doing step 24 below with Disk Cleanup usually wipes them clean. *Smile

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...tallation.html

 

Hello Kind Sir,
Thank you for the assistance and the guide! Great place!!
Regards,

 

You're most welcome Glenn. *Smile

 

Shawn,
I show 2.93Gb in Windows Update Cleanup, can I dump that also or would it be better to let it be?
TIA
glenn

 

If you don't plan on wanting to uninstall any of the Windows Updates, then it's fine to delete it in Disk Cleanup.

 

Okay!! Nevermind, thanx again *Shock
glenn

 

One last thing I noticed that may be of concern, it was left over from the previous deletions,




The $Windows.~WS and subdirectories about 5.97Gb, keeper or not please?
glenn

 

Those are for the previous installation to be able to go back to if needed. You can delete them using step 24 below if you like. *Smile

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...tallation.html