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Backups and the i386 folder


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Hello Folks, we often talk about the benefits of a regular backup. And I try to get those around me to follow the practice :)

Some of my family have Dell machines, so they have a i386 folder in the C:\drive. This means that the Acronis Backup tib file gets a bit big coz it includes over a gig of i386 files. I know that it is pos to move the i386 to say the D:\drive, but that will take up precious data/photo space.

What else can be done with the wretched i386 folder. I've never had need to use it. But if we delete it, there is law that says it will be required.

What do you recommend...

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