In an effort to find all the stuff that is clogging up my main drive I came by this. It was really useful to find stuff in the AppData especially - I had many GBs being used by stuff that wasn't uninstalled fully.
After all my tidying up tonight I freed up about 40-50GBs of space.
https://www.jam-software.com/treesize_free
I've used TreeSize too, pretty good.
I have a 50 GIG C: drive and I keep it around 20 GIG free, I know if it's less than that it needs a clean up.
Of course all my documents and work are on another drive and I have 3 more drives for games.
Talking of cleaning up the PC, this is a good tool for finding them files, it's safe to use and works well in windows 10 :thumbsup:
http://www.windowscleanuptool.com/index.html
I'm wary of using registry cleaners - I've borked my PC in the distant past by using those - the other tools might be useful though.
Quote from: Freddy on May 07, 2020, 22:58:37 PM
I'm wary of using registry cleaners
Yeah me too, I don't go near that option but the software does clean up rubbish files very well. :thumbsup:
There are few more things you can do to get back a lot of space on C: drive, I do all of them.
Disable hibernation and delete the hiberfil.sys file.
https://www.lifewire.com/delete-hiberfil-sys-file-in-windows-4158131
Move the windows page file to another SSD
https://www.windowscrush.com/moving-windows-pagefile-to-another-drive.html
Clean up system files using the windows disk clean utility
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/4026616/windows-10-disk-cleanup
Delete old windows up-date files from:
C:/ windows / SoftwareDistribution / Download.
I wondered about moving the page file, but it's probably not a problem for me and I don't want to mess it up.
I have about 100GB free on C: now so plenty of room.
I just noticed that the AI Suite has a windows cleaner, that seemed to work okay.