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January 13th 09, 05:35 PM
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What are Compressed Old Files - Disk Cleanup
First, when NO compression is set for ANY folder.
Why does Disk Cleanup still show Compressed Old Files? What comprises these Compressed Old Files? And, yes, I know about the "Older than 50 days" option. 
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January 13th 09, 05:44 PM
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What are Compressed Old Files - Disk Cleanup
Because you can compress Files individually. If a file is not used for
whatever period of time is set, CleanUp will offer to compress them, simple as that. Tecknomage wrote: First, when NO compression is set for ANY folder. Why does Disk Cleanup still show Compressed Old Files? What comprises these Compressed Old Files? And, yes, I know about the "Older than 50 days" option.
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January 13th 09, 05:48 PM
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What are Compressed Old Files - Disk Cleanup
On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 09:35:01 -0800, Tecknomage
wrote: First, when NO compression is set for ANY folder. Why does Disk Cleanup still show Compressed Old Files? It doesn't. It shows you the possible space savings IF you compressed old files, and it's offering to do that for you. What comprises these Compressed Old Files? And, yes, I know about the "Older than 50 days" option.
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