My system disk C is too occupied

Is it installed with a one-click restore wizard or something?

So have you installed network TV software? For example, pplive or something, when they run, they will generate a buffer file pplive's buffer file is more than 1g ......

duc...Folder windoews can't be deleted Hello, take a good look at any software installed in the C drive, right? See if there are any hidden files?

It's a hard question. The main thing is not knowing what you have done. If you often use bobo to watch movies, delete the bobo folder in the shared document.

Do you play QQ games? This folder is very large tencent qqgame config log

All of them can be deleted.

System junk files** cache, game update cache, etc., these files will accumulate more and more if they are not cleaned up in time, just clean up with cleaning tools such as 360 and Windows Optimizer.

Is your **path all C disk,Move non-system files to other disks to try,It will rise because you installed the software to the C disk,And then this software has accumulated a lot of cache files over time,Cache files can be deleted。

W7 64-bit installed system,All the hard disks are formatted and partitioned,After the system is installed, the C disk occupies 40G,What's going on?

You can clean up the C disk of the person who enters the mountain cover in the system settings.

First, first of all, open the win10 system, select "settings" in the start menu of the desktop, and click to open.

Second, then, select "System" in the settings and click Open.

3. Then, select "Store Stuffyhead" in the system settings and click Open.

4. Then, select "Free Space Now" in the "Storage" option and click to open.

5. Then, wait for the computer to scan the C drive for junk files.

6. Finally, select the C drive garbage you want to delete, you can release the memory of the C drive, and the problem is solved.

The reasons why the system occupies the C disk is getting larger and larger are as follows:

If you have used the ** station, then it will take up space, system restore, etc., when the system restore is in the monitoring state, it will occupy about a few hundred MB of space.

The virtual memory file is too large, and the page files of the virtual memory are placed on the system disk. When the computer runs too many programs at a certain time, the page file will swell.

System cache files. Disk Cleaner is unable to clean up the cache files under the system. Registry bloat caused by installing too much software.

Solution: Right-click IE--Properties--Find the one to delete the temporary file and right-click on the C drive--Properties--General--Disk Cleanup and then click OK.

There is also the ability to turn off the system restore function (because this also takes up more space on the C drive).