More on Deleting the $GetCurrent and $WINDOWS.~BT FoldersĪs mentioned, deleting these folders is as simple as highlighting them and pressing the delete key. Again, like with $GetCurrent, make sure there are no pending updates. We've had good luck just clicking on the folder and pressing delete. The big difference is that the $WINDOWS.~BT most likely contains more installation files and uses much more space. The $WINDOWS.~BT folder isn't much different in description and removal. As a second test, we checked PartnerSetupCompleteResult.log in the Logs subfolder, and it said The operation completed successfully. In our case, the last date was five months ago, so we are confident it can be deleted. One way to do this is to check the file dates inside the folders. It's important to know that you won't be able to roll back, so before you delete, make sure Windows 10 is working good for you. The $GetCurrent folder is a hidden folder that contains either installation files and or logs from the last Windows 10 update process.Īssuming you have no pending Windows Updates, it should be OK to delete it. What Are the $GetCurrent and $WINDOWS.~BT Folders TIP: Hard to fix Windows Problems? Repair/Restore Missing Windows OS Files Damaged by Malware with a few clicks
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