Delete them permanently by hitting key combination Shift+Del. check to see if any "*.exe" file these are most likely malware/virus.Launch File Explorer ( not the Internet Explorer!) and make sure you see all the system files and hidden files
Step 2: work on folder \\\profiles7\ username.v2
If the size is bigger than 10MB, you need to check each sub folders to determine to keep the folder or remove it. For all other folders, please check the size of them all. If the size is bigger than 50MB, you should check the sub folders to see if there are some unwanted files you could delete or you could move them to U:. right click the "Appdata" folder, select "Properties". If the size is bigger than 4MB, you need to move files/folders under your Documents to U:. right click the "Documents" folder, select "Properties". If the size is bigger than 4MB, you need to move files/folders on your desktop to U:. Wait till the number of the size stable. right click the "Desktop" folder, select "Properties". Navigate to folder \\\userdata10\ username. Launch File Explorer ( not the Internet Explorer!) and make sure you see all the system files and hidden files. Logon to a CSIL Windows host (workstation or Terminal server). To combat this, you should clean up profile space to reduce the chance of profile corruption. While signed in, a temporary profile is used so all favorites and bookmarks are gone. Without proper profile, users will encounter many strange issues, like: Statistically, 80% CSIL Windows issues reported related to users' profiles. pressing ctrl + c) doesn't work.CSIL - Computing Science Instructional LabsĬomputing Resources for Graduate Students Many people recommend cmder and conemu - well that's my current best guy, but that sucks A LOT - simple things such as being able to send terminate signal to processes (i.e. Now I moved to Windows and yet to find a proper terminal emulator that just have some basic functionality. 
The default terminal emulator in Ubuntu is also great. In Mac there is this fantastic terminal emulator, iTerm2 I'm coming from Linux and Mac background.
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