1. Delete temporary files: Temporary files are created by Windows and other software when you use your computer. These files can build up over time, taking up space on your computer. To delete temporary files, use your computer’s “Disk Cleanup” tool.
2. Uninstall unnecessary programs: Uninstalling any programs that you don’t need or use can help free up disk space.
3. Manage your storage: You can go through your hard drive and move or delete files that you no longer need. Consider using a cloud storage solution for long-term storage of documents and files.
4. Empty your recycle bin: Emptying your Recycle Bin will free up space on your hard drive.
5. Use disk defragmentation tool: Your computer’s disk defragmentation tool helps reorganize fragmented data on your hard drive so that it can be accessed more quickly.