One of the most useful tools for cleaning some fairly chunky temporary files in Vista is the built-in Disk Cleanup tool. This has made it to 7 with a couple of changes.

First, you no longer get the choice to clean up your own or all files when the tool starts. Instead, after you choose the driver, there is a button for cleaning up system files, much like viewing all processes in Task Manager.

When you hit the button, it restarts the tool as an admin.

Now, if only I could figure out what this set of files is then I could make an educated decision to delete them…

Oh well… delete! 🙂