Systems Restore Points take up part of your HDD and doing 3 would take up the amount shown.

To get some disc space back needs to run a  disk cleanup.

Click on start, Programs, Accessories, Systems Tools, Click on Disk Cleanup, Click,  select C drive, click OK, It will tell you it is scanning let it when finished up will come a list. click more options down the bottom will show systems restore click clean up, it will ask you do you want to do this action click ok, then ok again, let it run and when it has finished the old restore points have gone except for the latest ones.

Once that is done some of the disk space should be back, also afterwards do a defrag.

Hope this helps you friend, tell them we don't bite and we are friendly :D

Yes strum it is if your files or a program has a file missing from it, you roll it back to the last restore point, and it rewrites the files that are missing, also useful if you install a program, don't like it, uninstalls it, if by any chance a windows file or a systems file goes missing that should not of done, then you do what I have told you above and 99 times out of 100 your system is back up and running, also have you read what I have written in general chat. :lol:   :lol:

What the heck, is a "resources file"?

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