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I have a "system recovery directory that I want to delete and stop. Directory is over 100 g and will not let me open or delete
 
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Disable System Restore from the Control Panel > System > Advanced > System Protection > remove the check mark in Enable System Restore. If your HDD is partitioned, Select the partition > Configure > mark Turn Off System Protection or drag the Max Usage slider to the left so it reads 0%. This will delete the System Recovery directory contents and delete all System Restore points for the selected drive. Once the directory is empty, restart the computer and enable System Restore/Recovery and drag the Max Usage slider to assign the desired disk space for System Restore.
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Disable System Restore from the Control Panel > System > Advanced > System Protection > remove the check mark in Enable System Restore. If your HDD is partitioned, Select the partition > Configure > mark Turn Off System Protection or drag the Max Usage slider to the left so it reads 0%. This will delete the System Recovery directory contents and delete all System Restore points for the selected drive. Once the directory is empty, restart the computer and enable System Restore/Recovery and drag the Max Usage slider to assign the desired disk space for System Restore.
 
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