What should I do if the system disk space is insufficient?

Your system restore is turned off?,Delete the files generated by system restore.,If you haven't deleted it.、It's estimated that there are several g、XP comes with the system restore garbage、 Your own ** backup software,Back up important disk c (system disk) d (game disk) and then the backup software will automatically put the backup file to the disk with large space,

1.Here's how: Right-click on my computer, click on Properties, see if the system restore item is not marked with a checkpoint, it's best to turn it off, don't turn it off, every disk, every day some of the things you do will be made into a backup file by the system restore function of the computer.

2.Of course, these can be deleted when the system restores files such as the CDE disk, and there is no danger, after deletion, the space will be enlarged, and this folder is called (system volume information).

3.How can I see the files that are backed up?

It's hidden by default.、Then I'm going to open my computer.、Then、Click on the toolbar、Click on the folder options,Click on view、

Let's look at the key points and use the mouse to put 1Displays the contents of the system folder (marked with a checkmark, and clicked out when it is finished).

2.Hide protected operating system files (this is marked by default and returned to the check mark when it is used up) 3Hide files and folders、Show all files and folders (marked with a checkmark, used up the dots) Finally, click Apply OK、

Finally, click back to the cde disk, look at the system files, and it will come out, and you can delete that large file package

Is the auto-restore turned off?,It's not off.。

If the system disk is not cleaned for a long time, or too much software is installed, it will cause the computer to run very slowly. Once the system disk prompts that the space is insufficient, it must be cleaned up. Next, I will talk about the solution to the insufficient space of the system disk.

01 First of all, it needs to be explained that although the computer also comes with a disk cleanup function, the effect is not obvious. So I mainly go through two common software to solve this problem. Install 360 Security Guard first, open the Security Guard interface, click "Computer Cleanup", you can see that there is a "System Disk**" button in the lower right corner.

02 Click to load the "system disk**", it will run automatically after the loading is completed, we just need to click "immediately**", it is very simple and practical, and the memory space released is also considerable.

03 Install the computer manager again, the housekeeper has a software moving function, which moves some external** applications to other disks as a whole. Open PC Manager, this is the interface, we click on the left left column of the "software", you can see the "software moving" function, click to load.

04 Arbitrarily move a software that takes up a large space to another disk, you can see that it can also save a lot of disk space.

It's like you've been hit by some kind of virus! The easiest way is to restore the system with ghost, which is simple, convenient and practical.

What kind of system is installed? win7 can directly open my computer to see the size of the disk. I guess there are still unselected files,

Some files are generally not displayed, so they are hidden in the hard drive, and only by special means.

Please make sure that the following tasks have already been done (some of which are not available online).

1. Is your system restore turned off (Control Panel-> System->System Restore->).Turn off System Restore).

2. Have you turned off hibernation (Control Panel -> Power Options -> Hibernation -> Cancel "Enable Hibernation").

Please move to a different disk.

It can save more than 2G space.

4. Have you cleared the general temporary files (Start-> All Programs-> Attachments->System Tools->Disk Cleanup)?

5. Have you cleared the special temporary files (my computer->c->documents?)

andsettings->[username you are currently logged into]-> enter "local" in the "address bar".

settings"->temp->delete).

6. Where should your virtual memory be placed (Control Panel - > System - > Advanced - > Performance - > Settings - > Advanced - > Virtual Memory - > Change - > No Paging File - > Settings - >D Drive (or Other) - > System Management Size - > Settings - >OK Twice).

If the impact is fast, it may be that you set up the system restore, just turn it off, and the virtual memory of the system, web browsing junk have a certain impact, but the difference is not particularly obvious.

Do not install things under the system disk when you usually load them.

Clean up system junk frequently.

Defragmentation, etc., can free up some space to some extent.

When installing the software, select the installation directory to a different disk.

Delete unused software and files from the system disk.

Turn off System Restore).

Change the virtual memory to a different disk.

Use Optimizer to clean up the system disk.