Hi OkB0oM3r
Are you a gamer, PAK files are generally part of a game you have installed on your PC, if you delete any of those, the associated game will not work . . .
What is the exact location of those PAK files you have found on your PC?
What are pakchunk10_(1, 2, 3 ect.)-WindowsClient.pak's and are they safe to delete?
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Anonymous
I was recently looking up ways to free up space.So I searched size:gigantic in Local Disk and all i saw was "
pakchunk10_(1, 2, 3 ect.)-WindowsClient.pak"
.They take up somewhere between 4,00 - 4,10 GB of space.Are they safe to delete, and if so should i back them up to one drive before deleting?
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