google earth

Hello,

I had Google Earth installed for awhile, and it is great fun. I uninstalled
it a few months ago because I wasn't using it .

I ran JdiskReport recently, which seems to show about 500MB of Google Earth
data remaining on my C: drive.

Can I delete it ?

Thanks for all advice

KK

Mrs. Stan Starinski and Dave-UK,

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"Mrs. Stan Starinski" <> wrote in message
news:4c49a788$...
> I made the mistake of using Wordstar back in the 1980's and decided to
> remove Wordstar from my computer. I still have the old data that I have
> to keep transferring from computer to computer. Will it ever end?
>
>
> "KRK" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Hello,
>>
>> I had Google Earth installed for awhile, and it is great fun. I
>> uninstalled it a few months ago because I wasn't using it .
>>
>> I ran JdiskReport recently, which seems to show about 500MB of Google
>> Earth data remaining on my C: drive.
>>
>> Can I delete it ?
>>
>> Thanks for all advice
>>
>> KK
>>
>>

there are programs that
that remove orphan files
if the program doesn't
exist.



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"KRK" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hello,
>
> I had Google Earth installed for awhile, and it is great fun. I
> uninstalled it a few months ago because I wasn't using it .
>
> I ran JdiskReport recently, which seems to show about 500MB of Google
> Earth data remaining on my C: drive.
>
> Can I delete it ?
>
> Thanks for all advice
>
> KK
>
>

On Fri, 23 Jul 2010 07:24:19 -0700, Mrs. Stan Starinski wrote:

> "KRK" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Hello,
>>
>> I had Google Earth installed for awhile, and it is great fun. I
>> uninstalled it a few months ago because I wasn't using it .
>>
>> I ran JdiskReport recently, which seems to show about 500MB of Google
>> Earth data remaining on my C: drive.
>>
>> Can I delete it ?
>>
>> Thanks for all advice
>>
>> KK
>>
> You can never delete the Google Earth data just because you removed the
> program you no longer want to use. That data must stay on your computer for
> a minimum of 5 years and if you purchase a new computer, you must move that
> data to the new computer. That's why we have such large hard drives! We
> must keep old data for programs that we no longer want or use!
>
> That's the law! LOL!
>

There is a statute of limitations of seven years.

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How about you **** yourself in the ass, you BILL YANAIRE who is posting
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with your horsecunt ****?

We know you're not Stan Starinski.
You're an ugly sick mofo sitting at home all day and impersonating people
you envy.
Pretending to learn Microsoft SQL for the past 4 years, still no success.
Can you even dress yourself, Bill, or Nurse is helping you?

You're Bill Yanaire.
As simple as that.

We know you're not Stan Starinski.
You're an ugly sick mofo BILl YANAIRE sitting at home all day and
impersonating people you envy.
Pretending to learn Microsoft SQL for the past 4 years, still no success.
Can you even dress yourself, Bill, or Nurse is helping you?

You're Bill Yanaire.
As simple as that.