Now i have only 2,5 gb free on c: Is there a way to cleanup more?
Already done all this from the lis belew and now i need further way to free space from c disk...
1. Disable Hibernation
Hibernate is a neat feature to save the content of your computer’s memory to the hard disk, which can make your computer start fast. It is allocated at almost 100% space of your computer’s installed RAM. For example, if you have a 8GB of RAM, your hiberfil.sys file will take up 8 GB of your hard drive space; if your RAM is with 20GB, your hiberfil.sys will occupy 20 GB.
(1) Click the Start button and type “cmd”.
(2) Right click the item that appears and select “Run as administrator”
(3) In the opened DOS command prompt window type “powercfg.exe /hibernate off”and press Enter
2. Perform a Disk Cleanup regularly
(1) Click “My Computer” to open File Explorer.
(2) Right-click the C drive and select “Properties”.
(3) Under the “General” tab, click “Disk Cleanup”.
(4) Windows will scan your drive and calculate how much space you can save by running Disk Cleanup.
(5) Select the files that you wish to delete form the drive, and hit “OK.
4. Turn off System Restore
System Restore is able to back up of the important system files in order to make it convenient to restore the system in time when something goes wrong. The System Restore service usually take up a lot of disk space, so here's how to turn it off:
(1) Right-click “Computer” and then click “Properties”.
(2) In the left pane click “System Protection”.
(3) Select the disk you want to turn off System Protection for and click “Configure”.
(4) Select “Turn off system protection”, click OK, and then click OK again
Already done all this from the lis belew and now i need further way to free space from c disk...
1. Disable Hibernation
Hibernate is a neat feature to save the content of your computer’s memory to the hard disk, which can make your computer start fast. It is allocated at almost 100% space of your computer’s installed RAM. For example, if you have a 8GB of RAM, your hiberfil.sys file will take up 8 GB of your hard drive space; if your RAM is with 20GB, your hiberfil.sys will occupy 20 GB.
(1) Click the Start button and type “cmd”.
(2) Right click the item that appears and select “Run as administrator”
(3) In the opened DOS command prompt window type “powercfg.exe /hibernate off”and press Enter
2. Perform a Disk Cleanup regularly
(1) Click “My Computer” to open File Explorer.
(2) Right-click the C drive and select “Properties”.
(3) Under the “General” tab, click “Disk Cleanup”.
(4) Windows will scan your drive and calculate how much space you can save by running Disk Cleanup.
(5) Select the files that you wish to delete form the drive, and hit “OK.
4. Turn off System Restore
System Restore is able to back up of the important system files in order to make it convenient to restore the system in time when something goes wrong. The System Restore service usually take up a lot of disk space, so here's how to turn it off:
(1) Right-click “Computer” and then click “Properties”.
(2) In the left pane click “System Protection”.
(3) Select the disk you want to turn off System Protection for and click “Configure”.
(4) Select “Turn off system protection”, click OK, and then click OK again