Ever wondered why 64-bit Windows needs to have two Program Files folders? This is done to separate the 32-bit DLLs executables from 64-bit DLLS.

By terminating them, I was able to delete the 'Microsoft' folder in Program Files (x86). In addition, many folders in the 'WindowsApps' folder in Program Files are also deleted.

If you’ve ever installed a Windows program or even if you have used Windows for any part of time, then you will probably know that whenever you install a program on your Windows system, all those ...

Whenever you install a new program or application, it is by default installed in C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files (x86) directory depending upon your system architecture or the program you are ...