Can I delete this massive file WATCHDOG.dmp

The "C:\Users\use\AppData\Local\NVIDIA\DXCache" folder is also 10gb with multiple files of 2gb

Yeah, I'd want to eliminate that too if I had it. Yes, it can be deleted.

If you have no issues with your computer crashing, then yes, you can delete it.

And regarding the Nvidia cache:

Please run the V2 log collector > post a share link into the newest post

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Yes, even if it's tied to a BSOD - nobody would bother to diagnose that. Did you, by any chance - set your Windows to write a "Complete memory dump?!" Those are useful - if your system constantly crashes and normal memory dumps don't offer enough info - set that way by an IT technician to be checked at work. If you need for help from others to read them (online) - you should set it to Automatic Memory Dump.

Same goes for Nvidia Cache, is it set to 10 GB in Nvidia Panel (mine is - but never found a game to use Nvidia cache that extensively)?

Both are safe to delete.

In the last 9 months(since I buy the laptop),I think I get bsod once or twice
According to the event viewer,I have a log of that happening only once
After deleing that file and the dxcache along with some other things,I was able to free almost 50gb of space

There is also something annoying with the windowsapps
Once you install one,IT WILL NOT remove it when you uninstall it
You just remove the tinny app that acts as a launcher for the actual app

The whole WindowsApps folder is 8gb and it full of apps I remove long time ago(or at least that's what I thought)and there is multiple versions of those apps in there))

For example I remove MSI Center long time ago but that folder is there and it takes 800mb
I am the admin,there is only one account and it is the admin account

The opening post 15 GB live kernel report bugcheck file can be deleted.

Please post a V2 share link before its deletion.