Windows 10: $SysReset and $WinREAgent folders

Hello,

I recently looked through my C drive and saw two hidden folders i do not fully know if i can safely delete them or not.


I know when and by what action they were created, but i do not know if i can just rightclick>delete those two folders.


Thanks in advance, Blaze.

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$sysreset Folder

Hello,

How was the $ sign in front of the $sysreset folder name ment to be spoken properly? "Dollar" or something else?

Many thanks, Tukel

 

$sysreset Folder

Hi,

I am Ganesh Gandhi, an Independent Advisor, 18 years experienced windows guide. I am here to work with you on this problem.

In the $sysreset folder '$' is used as a symbol in folder name, it can be called "Dollar" symbol like variable name in program code.

The $SysReset folder is created when a Refresh or Reset operation fails. It contains a log folder that may be useful to system administrators experiencing a problem with refreshing or resetting a PC.

Deleting these folders won’t cause any problems.

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Do let me know if you require any further help on this. I will keep working with you until it's resolved.

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How to delete $SysReset folder

How do you delete the $SysReset folder? It's taking up over 195gb on my hard drive.