Over a period of time, your system accumulates lots of unwanted or unused files that impact its performance.

You can perform Disk Cleanup, by following these steps:

1.       Click "Start" go to All Programs, Accessories and then System Tools and select Disk Cleanup.

"OR"

Click Start, and then click Run. In the Open box, type in cleanmgr, and then click OK.

2.       In the "Select Drive" dialog box, select the Drive for performing the Disk Cleanup.

3.       In the Disk Cleanup window, click on the "More options" tab and click on the tab "Clean up" under System restore options. This will delete all stored System Restore points (except the most recent Restore point) freeing more space in the Hard Drive.

4.       In the main Disk Cleanup window put a check mark on the files to be deleted and then click OK. Next, when the Disk Cleanup alert message "Are you sure you want to perform this actions?" appears, click Yes. Disk Cleanup will delete all the unwanted and temporary files to create more space in the Hard Drive.

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