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Reminder: Clean your Windows "Temp" folder
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Use CCleaner and clean all the other junk too. 
There is a FREE Version.
https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner
There is a FREE Version.https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner
Thanks!! I managed to got rid of 11 more GigaBytes! 25% of free disk space now!Use CCleaner and clean all the other junk too.
Thanks!! I managed to got rid of 11 more GigaBytes! 25% of free disk space now!
It is a great app and they even make an Android version. I use the pc version on ALL of my PC's. It is highly configurable too and that makes it so powerful if you know what you are doing. The defaults work fine for most people though. I love it. Been using it for years.
I use CCleaner too, but I also use KillBox at the same too.Use CCleaner and clean all the other junk too.
https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner
22 GB? Respect!
CCleaner -> perfect! -> don't forget to defrag after deleting 22 GB
Thank you for the reminder! I will do so!
I use http://www.auslogics.com/en/?source=disk-defrag&campaign=diskdefragfree
Very fast... And it's free, too...
Very fast... And it's free, too...
I have used that too and its great but do not use it on your SSD's. At least from the research I have done it is best to let them do their own housekeeping.
Use it on all your regular platter type spinning hard drives though.
Which version? It seems that project has been abandoned and when I search for it I get a feeling I am going to get hosed with some add on software or advertising or toolbars etc. I don't know that I want or need it but if I try it I want to get a clean, no extras app.
Thanks,
schemer
another hint that can gain a lot...
use CleanManager (start > cleanmgr )
and tag the "remove service pack uninstall" and/or "remove patch uninstall / clean up windows update" (or something like that)
(I think it's a seperate button in Win8.1)
it will remove uninstalls of applied service packs & patches and clean up the mess in the windows\winsxs folder.
the only disadvantage is that you can't uninstall the patches, but clever people disable windows update and run it manually
so it's safe to use this when you didn't notice issues after the last manual update.
I also use this trick to gain thin provisioning space & transfer time when virtualizing servers.
(it requires an additional KB install for that feature on Windows servers tho)
use CleanManager (start > cleanmgr )
and tag the "remove service pack uninstall" and/or "remove patch uninstall / clean up windows update" (or something like that)
(I think it's a seperate button in Win8.1)
it will remove uninstalls of applied service packs & patches and clean up the mess in the windows\winsxs folder.
the only disadvantage is that you can't uninstall the patches, but clever people disable windows update and run it manually
so it's safe to use this when you didn't notice issues after the last manual update.
I also use this trick to gain thin provisioning space & transfer time when virtualizing servers.
(it requires an additional KB install for that feature on Windows servers tho)
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Killed another 4,4 GB!another hint that can gain a lot...
use CleanManager (start > cleanmgr )
and tag the "remove service pack uninstall" and/or "remove patch uninstall / clean up windows update" (or something like that)
(I think it's a seperate button in Win8.1)
it will remove uninstalls of applied service packs & patches and clean up the mess in the windows\winsxs folder.
the only disadvantage is that you can't uninstall the patches, but clever people disable windows update and run it manually
so it's safe to use this when you didn't notice issues after the last manual update.
I also use this trick to gain thin provisioning space & transfer time when virtualizing servers.
(it requires an additional KB install for that feature on Windows servers tho)
You guys are awsome!! Thanks!!!