HP SETUP EXE INSTALL
Some of them run without the CDs, and some work from both, with the start from Programs> HP> HP Appplication Recover> whatever program/ You are then prompted to put in one or the other CDs or the install That's one way, but sometimes the files are named so you can't really tell what they are.Īs long as your Recovery disks have the entire operating system there would be no problem, but you may find that to restore 1 program with them is impossible> you'd need the SWSETUP package, to do that! "Explore" them> show the files they contain. Hi, There are so many differences from year to year, and among the notebook families, that me giving you information would be not the best way! The CDs are what they contain> take a look. But that's my logic, and in "the world of compooters". So I could delete the lot, and not notice any problems for years. The folder name "SWSETUP" sort of indicates that it's only used when setting up the software, and then never needed unless I want to change the setup. How much of this stuff can I safely get rid of?īefore I zap the c**p, should I park it onto a CDrom, and would that provide sufficient safety against me fouling up and deleting something essential? Adobe has CH,DK,FI,FR,GR,IT,JP,KR,NL,NO,PT,SE,SP,TW,and US Adobe, Touchpad), some I recognise but don't use (Msworks, NAV05 - that's Symantec isn't it), others I can only guess at (SP29294, RECNO)Ī lot of these subfolders have subfolders which indicate that they are specific to various countries - e.g.
HP SETUP EXE SOFTWARE
It has lots of subfolders, some with names I recognise as software I use (e.g. I have a humungous (2GB+) folder C:\SWSETUP, which, if nothing else takes ages to scan with AVG.
I'm surprised not to find this one already asked, as I'm sure I'm not alone here.
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