Help, call for help, how to know that there are too many username folders on the C drive!

From the Control Panel - User User Account (2000 and XP are different) - delete the redundant users, and if there are still folders, delete them directly.

If you don't want so many usernames, just delete the user on the control pad.

You can also delete the folder directly to the ** station, and there is a master user who can't delete it.

If you don't want other users, you can delete them all.

If the Users folder on drive C is taking up a lot of space, you can try the following methods to free up space.

This folder usually contains temporary files, caches, and other temporary data. Deleting the files in it that you no longer need can free up some space.

2. Clean up the ** file: In the users folder, find your username folder (usually do destroy your computer username), and find the downloads folder in it. This folder may contain many files that are already ** but are no longer needed.

Removing unnecessary files in it can make room.

3. Clean up the trash: Make sure there are no large files in your ** station (trash can). Right-click on the station icon and select Empty station to delete the files in it and free up space.

4. Move files: You can move large files (such as movies, **, or large documents) to other disk drives or external storage devices to free up space on the C drive. Make sure to back up your files before moving them to prevent accidental data loss.

5. Clean up the user folder: Check if there are any files or folders in your user folder that you no longer need. You can delete documents, files, or other files that you no longer need, or move them to a different location to free up space.

6. Use a disk cleanup tool: The operating system provides some disk cleanup tools, such as the Windows disk cleanup tool. Open the tool, select the C drive and run the scan, then select the file types you want to clean.

This will help you find and delete system files, temporary files, and other items that you can free up space for.

Make sure to back up your important files and data before doing any disk cleanup operation. Be careful when deleting files to avoid accidentally deleting important files.

Delete non-system files of C drive, except for professionals, it is not recommended for general users to delete them manually, and you can use cleaning software such as 360 Security Guard to clean up. Here's how:

1. Transfer the application software installed on the C disk to other partitions of the disk, and you can use the C disk moving tool, such as: 360C disk moving tool, the method is:

2. In the utility gadget, find the C drive to move, as shown below:

3. Click "C drive software", as shown below

4. Select the software that needs to be moved, select the path of moving, and click one key to move.

2. In 360 Security Guard, computer cleaning and optimization acceleration are carried out, as shown in the following figure

If you delete it, it will be self-generated.

You can refer to the following to see if it helps.