What is the purpose of MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS and SQLTELEMETRY$SQLEXPRESS folders in SQL Server 17.9









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Anybody knows why I have MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS and SQLTELEMETRY$SQLEXPRESS folders in location C:WindowsUsers after installing SQL Server 17.9?



Is it a problem to delete both of them?










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    They're be part of the service accounts set up. Why do you want to delete them though? They can't be taking up a lot of storage space, probably an MB or 2 at most.
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  • I am feel disturbed with the location, both of them in C:Users folder. Is it normal and other people have both folder in C:Users? I think it should be in C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server.
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    "disturbed"? I don't think it really caused you any emotional or mental problems. As I said they are linked to Service accounts. Service Accounts are users; where else would you therefore expect user related information to be stored other than in the Users directory?
    – Larnu
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  • I just wanna make sure my folder in place. Thanks.
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  • I'm afraid I'm not sure what you mean by that. It won't have effected the files in your user directory, it made different directories; as you have stated.
    – Larnu
    yesterday














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    They're be part of the service accounts set up. Why do you want to delete them though? They can't be taking up a lot of storage space, probably an MB or 2 at most.
    – Larnu
    yesterday










  • I am feel disturbed with the location, both of them in C:Users folder. Is it normal and other people have both folder in C:Users? I think it should be in C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server.
    – Carle one
    yesterday







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    "disturbed"? I don't think it really caused you any emotional or mental problems. As I said they are linked to Service accounts. Service Accounts are users; where else would you therefore expect user related information to be stored other than in the Users directory?
    – Larnu
    yesterday










  • I just wanna make sure my folder in place. Thanks.
    – Carle one
    yesterday











  • I'm afraid I'm not sure what you mean by that. It won't have effected the files in your user directory, it made different directories; as you have stated.
    – Larnu
    yesterday












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Anybody knows why I have MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS and SQLTELEMETRY$SQLEXPRESS folders in location C:WindowsUsers after installing SQL Server 17.9?



Is it a problem to delete both of them?










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Is it a problem to delete both of them?







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    They're be part of the service accounts set up. Why do you want to delete them though? They can't be taking up a lot of storage space, probably an MB or 2 at most.
    – Larnu
    yesterday










  • I am feel disturbed with the location, both of them in C:Users folder. Is it normal and other people have both folder in C:Users? I think it should be in C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server.
    – Carle one
    yesterday







  • 2




    "disturbed"? I don't think it really caused you any emotional or mental problems. As I said they are linked to Service accounts. Service Accounts are users; where else would you therefore expect user related information to be stored other than in the Users directory?
    – Larnu
    yesterday










  • I just wanna make sure my folder in place. Thanks.
    – Carle one
    yesterday











  • I'm afraid I'm not sure what you mean by that. It won't have effected the files in your user directory, it made different directories; as you have stated.
    – Larnu
    yesterday












  • 1




    They're be part of the service accounts set up. Why do you want to delete them though? They can't be taking up a lot of storage space, probably an MB or 2 at most.
    – Larnu
    yesterday










  • I am feel disturbed with the location, both of them in C:Users folder. Is it normal and other people have both folder in C:Users? I think it should be in C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server.
    – Carle one
    yesterday







  • 2




    "disturbed"? I don't think it really caused you any emotional or mental problems. As I said they are linked to Service accounts. Service Accounts are users; where else would you therefore expect user related information to be stored other than in the Users directory?
    – Larnu
    yesterday










  • I just wanna make sure my folder in place. Thanks.
    – Carle one
    yesterday











  • I'm afraid I'm not sure what you mean by that. It won't have effected the files in your user directory, it made different directories; as you have stated.
    – Larnu
    yesterday







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They're be part of the service accounts set up. Why do you want to delete them though? They can't be taking up a lot of storage space, probably an MB or 2 at most.
– Larnu
yesterday




They're be part of the service accounts set up. Why do you want to delete them though? They can't be taking up a lot of storage space, probably an MB or 2 at most.
– Larnu
yesterday












I am feel disturbed with the location, both of them in C:Users folder. Is it normal and other people have both folder in C:Users? I think it should be in C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server.
– Carle one
yesterday





I am feel disturbed with the location, both of them in C:Users folder. Is it normal and other people have both folder in C:Users? I think it should be in C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server.
– Carle one
yesterday





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"disturbed"? I don't think it really caused you any emotional or mental problems. As I said they are linked to Service accounts. Service Accounts are users; where else would you therefore expect user related information to be stored other than in the Users directory?
– Larnu
yesterday




"disturbed"? I don't think it really caused you any emotional or mental problems. As I said they are linked to Service accounts. Service Accounts are users; where else would you therefore expect user related information to be stored other than in the Users directory?
– Larnu
yesterday












I just wanna make sure my folder in place. Thanks.
– Carle one
yesterday





I just wanna make sure my folder in place. Thanks.
– Carle one
yesterday













I'm afraid I'm not sure what you mean by that. It won't have effected the files in your user directory, it made different directories; as you have stated.
– Larnu
yesterday




I'm afraid I'm not sure what you mean by that. It won't have effected the files in your user directory, it made different directories; as you have stated.
– Larnu
yesterday

















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