Performing a Disk Cleanup
Over time, Windows accumulates temporary files, system logs, and "leftovers" from updates that eat up valuable hard drive space.
Search: Click the Start menu and type Disk Cleanup. Select the app.
Select Drive: Choose your main drive (usually C:) and click OK.
Analyze: The tool will calculate how much space you can save.
Clean up System Files: For a deeper clean, click the Clean up system files button. This allows you to delete old Windows Update files.
Execute: Check all the boxes (Temporary Files, Recycle Bin, etc.) and click OK > Delete Files.
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