To free up hard disk space in Windows, follow these steps:
Step 1: Perform Disk Cleanup-Windows includes a built-in tool that removes temporary files and other non-essential data. To access, right-click on one of your hard drives in your computer window and[プロパティ]Choose.
Alternatively, you can search for Disk Cleanup in the Start menu.
Step 2: In the disk properties window[ディスククリーンアップ]Click the button.
Step 3: Select the file type to delete[OK]Click. This includes temporary files, log files, files in the Recycle Bin, and other non-essential files.
You can also clean up system files that are not listed here.click Clean up system files Button if you also want to delete system files.
Step 4: Once completed[その他のオプション]Click the button clean up Click the button under System Restore and Shadow Copies to delete the System Restore data. This button deletes everything except the latest restore point, so make sure your computer is working properly before using it. You cannot use old system restore points.
Step 5: Uninstall unwanted applications – Uninstalling programs frees up space, but some programs use very little space.[プログラムと機能]From the control panel[サイズ]You can click the column to see how much space each program installed on your computer is using. The easiest way to get there is to search for “Uninstall a program” in the Start menu.
Step 6: If you are using Windows 10, open a new PC settings and[システム]->[アプリと機能]You can also move to.
Step 7: Temporary File Cleanup – Windows Disk Cleanup Tool is useful, but it does not delete temporary files used by other programs. For example, Firefox or Chrome browser caches that can use gigabytes of hard disk space are not cleared.
You can download it from here. CCleaner cleans up junk files from various third-party programs, as well as Windows files that Disk Cleanup doesn’t touch.
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