Weird file in D-drive?

Question

A few days after i got my Acer Aspire 5583, i noticed there's this weird file in the D-drive.

The name of the file is 92deb104c9...........
Yah it goes on in this random combination of alphabets and numbers.
Inside the file, there is this notepad document, which i suspect logs down the laptop's activities for a few minutes.

Shouldn't the d-drive be empty?
Is the file there because i burnt the system factory default onto a dvd?
According to the timing in the notepad...dat was wad i was doing at that time.

More importantly, is it okay to delete it?

Would appreciate if someone would reply me.

Answer 1

Sounds like a "temp" directory that was left by some kind of an install, a Microsoft patch or a swap file. Looking at the notepad file should give you some indication what it installed and were.

Move (or rename) the folder and if your PC runs OK without it, it is safe to delete. As it contains nothing but a text file, it would not appear to be anything you need.

Answer 2

most probably you are looking at windows generated file. D drive is ot completely empty, windows uses it for virtual memory space, also when you install a new program , some of them use space on another partition as swap space. Instead of looking at each of them, if you use ccleaner , it will get rid of all system generated junk
try running the following two menus of ccleaner
cleaner > Analyze > Run Cleaner
issues > Scan For Issues > Fix Selected Issues

Read Howto of CCleaner on the link below
http://bestofrest.blogspot.com/2006/11/ccleaner.html

Answer 3

no you cant. those software records have all the classes which you have put in applying a setup or different capacity. Copying them will merely make yet another reproduction not a backup. Dont precisely understand why you wud opt to repeat it to a distinctive stress. you're certainly desirous to repeat diverse classes on a similar hard stress? ( I knw distinctive partitions, yet why?)