Anilrgowda

I wonder why the Disk Cleanup on Vista just found a litle files to be deleted rather than CCleaner? What if I checked all especially the Hibernation File Cleaner? Can I set back a new hibernation?

Is it save to delete all data in the directory C:\Users\rulirahmadi\AppData\Local\Temp or is there any other data that saved to be deleted to save disk space?

Anilrgowda

>> why the Disk Cleanup on Vista just found a litle files to be deleted rather than CCleaner?

You mean the Temporary files? By default, Disk Cleanup lists/clears Temp files that're not accessed in the past 7 days. Remaining files are left alone. More details at: Alter the "LastAccess" value for cleaning the Temporary files using Disk Cleanup utility

>> What if I checked all especially the Hibernation File Cleaner?

Hibernation feature gets disabled, and the menu disappears from your Start menu.

Can I set back a new hibernation?

Yes. See this Microsoft KB.

The hybrid sleep feature and the hibernation feature in Windows Vista may become unavailable after you use the Disk Cleanup Tool:
The hybrid sleep feature and the hibernation feature in Windows Vista may become unavailable after you use the Disk Cleanup Tool

>> Is it save to delete all data in the directory C:\Users\rulirahmadi\AppData\Local\Temp

Anything in the Temp folder can be safely deleted. But it's recommended to reboot once before deleting, if you installed or uninstalled any software during the current session.

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