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Resolved To delete or not to delete....

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    Lugwalker Forever Autumn Thread Starter

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    I installed TreeSize today to check out what I have on my C: drive. At the top of the attached edited list there's 'HP USB Drivekey' which I never use. The last fourteen items on the list are zero-byte items.
    Can I simply remove HP USB Drivekey and the fourteen items by r-clicking on them? They don't appear in Revouninstaller. Thank you.

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    retiredlearner

    retiredlearner SuperGeek WindowsBBS Team Member

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    If your Profile is correct - you don't need any HP software!
    Unless Acer Veriton are being made by Hewlett Packard?
     
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    Thanks, but all I wanted to know was can I simply r-click on the items in the list above to delete them.
     
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    PeteC

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    It would seem that you have not right clicked on an item - if you do the option to delete is there.
     
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    I already know that I can delete them if I wish by r-clicking on them and then deleting them. The purpose of my simple question was to ask if that was an acceptable way of removing them.
     
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    retiredlearner SuperGeek WindowsBBS Team Member

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    Sorry but there was a very subtle hidden YES in my reply.;)
     
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