Restart the computer.
Windows update cleanup is quite flawed and shouldn't be used.
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Whenever I run 'Disk Cleanup' the results box tells my there is 5.15 GB of files in the Windows Update Cleanup folder. I accept to delete all files to free up space and it deletes all the files.
If I run 'Disk Cleanup' again immediately after it's finished cleaning the Windows Update Cleanup folder is still showing 5.15 GB od data,
How do I clear this data so it won't come back?
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Restart the computer.
Windows update cleanup is quite flawed and shouldn't be used.
Use the Following tutorial to Reset Windows updates completely and check if it helps:
Make sure to run the script as an administrator.
See if this update helps: Disk Cleanup Wizard addon lets users delete outdated Windows updates on Windows 7 SP1 or Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 (I suggest that you set a restore point just in case the update causes problems)
Thanks. tried restarting computer after running disk cleanup, but get the same result?
Try restating your computer before checking to see if the files have been delted