The special card C drive of the computer at home is full, big brothers and sisters, can you help? Ca

1) Resize the partition with the partition magician.

2) You have a lot of space for other disks, use 360's C disk relocation tool, and move some software of C disk to other disks, and C disk will naturally be larger.

3) If the virtual memory, hibernate files are in the C drive, you can set it to other disks.

4) Use the cleaning tool to clean up the C drive to expand the usable space, and give you this batch file to use for a look.

5) Turn off System Restore and turn off hibernation.

Finally, pay attention to developing good habits, regularly dispose of garbage, uninstall bad software, disk defragmentation, etc., and, at least ensure that the C disk has at least about 10G of system running space, and install other large software for games and other disks, and regularly clean up the registry, which is useful.

It's not very professional, the landlord will just look at it.

1.Uninstall some useless software.

2.Jinshan Guardian cleans up the garbage.

3.Uninstall some of the software games and install them in other partitions.

360 Security Guard has a C disk you can try, I think it's very easy to use, and it can also clean up the disk, which can also have some effect.

This is actually very simple,C disk is full because you are in the process of using the various accompanying files or a variety of browsing generated by too many files,Don't say that the software is installed in the C disk when installing the software in the future,Because the larger the available space of the C disk, the faster the computer responds,Solution:First right-click on the C disk,Click on the properties,Then click on the disk cleanup,** Station and all kinds of network browsing files (not system files) are all cleared,And then use such as 360 to find large files in the C disk,And then you** The compressed file box** all deleted, if there is any problem, please ask, forget

Right-click on the C drive,Disk cleanup,Delete the temporary cache files and system backup files,Test other things except the application to other disks,Movies** or something。 Don't put everything on the C disk, it's really not good, the C disk is reinstalled, the landlord hasn't cleaned up for a long time, such a computer can move, it's really a magic machine!

If there's nothing important, just format the whole disk and repartition it, and clean it up with any software, and it won't help, and it will be like this after a while, just reinstall it a little bit.

If you have 360SE installed, you can go to C: Documents and Settings Administrator Application Data 360SE Extensions Extdoctor, and see if the redundant files in it are deleted.

Except for the system files, don't delete everything else.

You can use 360 to move important files to other disks.

The C drive is not full?

Hehe, the C drive is in addition to the operating system.

Don't put other software unexpectedly.

Also, you have to do it regularly.

Junk cleanup. The jam start-up should also be reduced.

Turn off some useless programs!

Have you ever found that your computer is getting stuck more and more? There are many factors that cause the "pressure" of the system disk to increase, such as system upgrades, system junk, and software caches, etc., which will cause it to be too negatively stressed. And in addition to that, virtual memory is also one of the factors, so what to do?

The cause of this issue: Memory leak. The solution and operation steps are as follows: 1. First, click the start button and then open "Run".

2. Secondly, after completing the above steps, enter "cmd" in it, and then click the "OK" button3, then, after completing the above steps, the administrator command prompt interface appears4, and then, after completing the above steps, type "sc config ndu start = disable" on the keyboard, and then press the Enter key to confirm.

What configuration of your computer.

Sometimes it's not just a matter of whether the C drive is enough.

Open the task manager to see if there are many task progressions.