Windows 10: Removing Win10 cruft

I found this folder on my C: drive: $SysReset and it contains another folder, named Logs. Inside is a file named: RjvStartLogging

Is it ok to delete?

TIA

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Reinstalling Win10 after Upgrade

Well that's still not an answer. Suppose the HDD has failed, and rather than trying to recover and clone the install to a new disk, I feel it's better to start over again. From what I've seen I'd have to reinstall the Win7 or Win8 system, then install
WIn10 over it. Or perhaps *when* the Win10 system has become so loaded down with cruft (note I said "when", not "if", because MSWin *always ends up being loaded down with cruft eventually) I feel it's time to re-load it.



We need this method covered. As it is, every year as I see the PITA stuff MS does, I'm glad my *own* systems are running Linux. I just keep my home directory on a separate partition, back up a handful of settings files from /etc, and do a clean install.
All done within a couple of hours, rather than a couple of *days* with MSWin.

 

Microsoft has now stooped to a new low

Click and Compare: https://www.howtogeek.com/273824/windows-10-without-the-cruft-windows-10-ltsb-explained/

 

Yes, you can remove it, it is just a leftover from Reset/Refresh you have probably performed recently.