Hi vasile,
After uninstalling Bluestacks, restart (not shut down) your PC you should then be able to delete that Bluestacks_nxt folder from inside the ProgramData folder.
data.vhdx
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Anonymous
why dose data.vhdx take to much space
and how do i make it to not take so much space
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DaveM121 882.8K Reputation points Independent Advisor2022-11-12T13:03:35+00:00 Hi vasile,
I am Dave, I will help you with this.
Your screenshot indicate you have the Bluestacks Android Emulator installed on your PC and that data.vhdx is a file that Bluestacks uses for its Virtual Machine to execute inside Windows, that is normal for Bluestacks.
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Anonymous
2022-11-12T13:22:15+00:00 Ok so i uninstalled blue stacks but its still there how do i remove it ?