thats Chump change sizes there
just had an ETL file that was 755GB RIP
Hi Jonathan,
We would like to inform you that the files that you mention on the screenshot are logs created by Windows. Event trace log (ETL) files that are created by using Windows Performance Recorder (WPR) in particular.
Based on my research, deleting those files will not affect anything on your system.
Thank you.
Hi so i noticed my drive was running low on space for no reason what so ever so i went looking around on my system and noticed in C:\ProgramData\AVG\Antivirus\log there are 5 files labeled as wpr_record and they come up to a total of 45gb so i am wondering if i am able to just straight up delete them because originally i was thinking of formatting to start from scratch again to clean up my storage but if i am able to at least delete these files i wouldn't need to format it but i want to find out first if it is actually safe to do so first
thats Chump change sizes there
just had an ETL file that was 755GB RIP
Hi Bendigo,
We're glad to help you with this.
Please update AVG program on your computer once & check.
Open AVG program - click on refresh icon beside virus definitions, at bottom right corner - Restart computer after successful update & check.
If issue persists, please write back to us in your own post to proceed further.
Thank you in advance!
Hi Jonathan,
We would like to inform you that the files that you mention on the screenshot are logs created by Windows. Event trace log (ETL) files that are created by using Windows Performance Recorder (WPR) in particular.
Based on my research, deleting those files will not affect anything on your system.
Thank you.