Yes. They can always be restored from the backup.
RBF files are a type of backup file that are found in the Config.Msi folder on your operating system. Yes, you can delete RBF files on your computer.
You can not delete files or records from your backup or log files. This would defeat the purpose of having a solid, accountable record history.
Yes. Viruses that add and delete files are most unwelcome on computers. Rule number 1, backup, backup, and backup. And the backup some more.
.dmp files are usually backup files. That means, if something oes wrong with the program that created the .dmp file, it won't be able to repair itself, because it won't find it's backup. Of course, if it isn't a very important program for you, you can delete them.
You should backup your computer every two weeks. Your computer reminds you frequency because you add and delete files often and your computer could crash at anytime. Then those files that you added and deleted won't be in the backup when you get a new computer or fix the one you have.
take backup and format the card..
The files which store the copy of your original data are called backup files. In windows backup files are created by NTbackup utility and windows backup and restore utilities. These backup files have .bkf file extension.
It's a backup of some of your windows files. If you don't plan on rolling back and removing some of your windows updates you can delete it.
No, rebooting does not delete your files.
you can delete whatever files you don't need anymore. don't delete ".dll" files, files stored in a program's folder or files in the "windows" folder. you can safely make room on your HD by using cleaner software (don't just download a cleaner check it first, it can harm your computer!) and let it clean everything (especially your "temporary files") if you never did this before it can make Lot's of free space! you can also try to defragment your PC but first, backup your files. remember to not delete any file a program needs!
Yes, you can delete a backup by following these steps: # Open the location where the backup is saved. For example, if you backed up your files in "D," open drive D. # Right-click the folder containing the backup you want to delete, and then click Delete. #* Backups are saved in this format: \\Backup Set . For example, if your computer name is Computer, your backup location is D, and you backed up on April 2, 2006 at 16:32:00, that backup would be located in D:\Computer\Backup Set 2006-02-04 163200. You would right-click the folder named Backup Set 2006-02-04 163200 to delete that backup. #* When you make a full backup, a backup folder is created and labeled with the date for that day. As you add updates, that date stays the same, but your backup is not out of date. The next time you make a full backup, a new backup folder is created and labeled with the date for that day, and any updates are then added to that new folder. You should not delete the current backup folder.