how to turn off your system storage

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XP keeps a backup of system files in the System Volume Information folder. This eats up valuable space on your hard, drive.

If you don't want Windows to back them up;

Step1:
Go to Control Panel > System > System
Restore. Check " Turn of System Restore".

Step2:
Delete the System Volume Information Folder.

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