I had a user complaint over not being able to access a terminal server. He would attempt access and receive an error message:
The Group Policy Client service failed the logon. Access denied.
Since it was a terminal server; I renamed his profile and he was able to access it.
Windows 10 has been an adventure. I decided to “suffer for my art” and join the Windows 10 insider testing cycle. To add to my suffering I decided to join the fast cycle which meant more releases then normal.
If you are testing many things, you can run out of disk space and like most people there isn’t time to really go through and clean. What would be nice would be a fast recovery of space.
This is possible if you want to delete the previous install of Windows 10. On average, it was about 10 gig for me.
If you are happy with the current install and will not roll back to the previous release, you can delete the previous install.
Search for Settings and open it.
Here you will see your Temporary file usage and at the bottom of the list is “Previous version of Windows”
Simple click “Delete previous versions” and start the process.
You can do other things while the cleanup runs.
As mentioned this is useful if you need space and don’t have time to do a proper cleanup. Don’t forget to look at your downloads. People forget to check that all the time. I had 27 gig *coughs*
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