Windows includes a built-in disk de-cluttering software: Disk
Cleanup. This checks your system for undue larger files such as software
installers, temporary Internet files, log files and more. On my system, the
largest number of data definitely was used up by Temporary File 2,5 GB that
could imply the variance between a sluggish and a peppy personal computer. The
folks behind the PC Tune-Up utilities have posted a good situation for hard
disk space affecting performance.
Run Disk Cleanup
The Disk Cleanup utility cleans unneeded files to free up space
on the disk drive of your choosing. To operated Disk Cleanup on a Windows seven
PC.
To Run Disk Cleanup comply these steps:
1. Click Start.
2. Click All Programs à Accessories à System Tools à Disk
Cleanup.
3. Select Drive C from the drop-down menu.
4. Click OK.
5. Disk cleanup will determine the free space on your pc, which
may have a few minutes.
6. After the calculation is complete, you must see a dialog box
that looks similar to the following:
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| Run-Disk-Cleanup |
7. Confirm that only the following " Files to delete" checkboxes are checked:
- Downloaded Program Files.
- Temporary Internet Files.
- Recycle Bin.
- Temporary Files.
8. Click OK.
9. You might find a dialog box that guides you: Are you sure you
would like to regularly delete these types of files?
10. Click Erase Files.
11. Disk cleaning will delete the
files and close automatically.
