Warning: If you delete the $WINDOWS.~BT folder on Windows 10, you cannot downgrade to a previous build of Windows 10 or previously installed versions of Windows.
The option to downgrade the computer to the previous version in Settings => Update & Security => Recovery will also disappear. However, Windows 10 will also automatically delete these files after 10 days.
If you want you can also delete these files, but not in the usual way. Instead you will have to use the Disk Cleanup tool built into Windows versions.
To do this, access the built-in Disk Cleanup tool, then click Clean Up System File . Check the boxes below to delete files:
- Previous Windows installation(s) : delete the $WINDOWS.~BT folder and the Windows.old folder on Windows 10.
- Temporary Windows installation files : delete the $WINDOWS.~BT folder on Windows 7 and 8 and the $WINDOWS.~WS folder on Windows 10.
Click OK to delete these files.
After performing the above steps and the $WINDOWS.~BT file is still present, maybe the directory contains only a few log files. Now you can delete the folder right on File Explorer. Just right-click the folder and select Delete .
On Windows there are a lot of hidden files, in addition to $WINDOWS.~BT there is also a Windows.old file, this is a file that stores old operating system data when you install a new operating system for your computer, so there is can delete Windows.old as $WINDOWS.~BT? you can also delete Windows.old to free up space, however, if you keep it, it will be easier when you want to use that operating system again.
Deleting files on Windows is as easy as removing apps on Android, when you no longer want to use an application, you should delete that application to increase memory card usage and install many other Apps. Uninstalling applications on Android has been introduced by us in detail, if you are interested, please refer to it.
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The folder $WINDOWS.~BT appears only when you show the folder in Windows, just like $WINDOWS.~BT, the two folders $GetCurrent and $SysReset also appear due to many activities on the computer, see the introduction of the $GetCurrent and $SysReset folders for more details.