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I thought I had lost most of my data files on my C hard drive after installing some windows patches. I recovered the files by using Norton Ghost. A couple of days later, and I did a restart of my laptop, and then I could see all of my original files and their respective folders. I now have duplicates of all the files that had been "restored" by Norton Ghost. How can I easily get rid of these duplicate files? I am using Windows Vista on a Dell Inspiron E1505. I am low on free hard drive space on my C drive, and I would like to free up the space caused by the unnecessary duplicate files. Thanks!

asked Jul 12 '10 at 20:48

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I would use Glary Utilities http://www.glaryutilities.com/

really great and have a lot of other tools.

answered Jul 13 '10 at 05:45

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i used to own a E1505... what i would say is being you have an image already made and i assume its relatively up to date... why not just reformat and use that image? just an idea, but i dont know a way how to delete only the duplicates

answered Jul 12 '10 at 22:49

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