It won’t matter if you reserved a copy or not, or if you reserved a copy and you’re still in queue for the upgrade, this folder will exist and files will be downloaded to it. It’s worth mentioning here that if you have the KB3035583 update installed, files for upgrading to Windows 10 will download to your hard drive and this folder will be created. Inside is a Setup EXE file which, if I were to run it, would initiate the Windows 10 upgrade. The folder on my drive was created on Jand is almost 6GB. It may have been created before the release date so as to relieve Microsoft’s servers of the stress of too many downloads the day of release. The folder will have been created some time around the Windows 10 release (July 29). These files were gradually downloaded over time. It contains the files needed to upgrade to Windows 10. The $WINDOWS.~BT folder came from Windows, or more precisely a Windows update. To see it, enable viewing hidden folders. It exists at the root of the drive you’ve installed Windows to.
Where Is The $WINDOWS.~BT Folder Located? Here’s a look at where that folder came from, why you may or may not need it, and if it’s safe to remove from your system without causing any trouble. For anyone running Windows 7, 8/8.1/10, this sudden space consumption can be as high as 6GB and it might be attributed to a folder called $WINDOWS.~BT that exists on your drive. If your C drive (or whichever drive it is you’ve installed Windows to) is taking up more space than it should even though you haven’t installed anything new, or added any large files, you might be wondering what’s going on.
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