VISTA C disk problem ask the master for advice high

It's normal, I was just as nervous as you at first. Don't worry anymore.

The main thing is that Viata creates 1 restore point every day by default, and the way to improve it is to manually clear the system junk of the C drive, turn off hibernation and restore, or reduce the frequency of restore point creation.

1. Control the space occupied by the restore point:

1. Click "Start" and enter cmd in the "Search" box, press Ctrl+Shift+Enter (press a Ctrl key and a Shift key first, and then press the Enter key with the other hand while these two keys are not released.) Opens a command-line window with administrator privileges.

2. Enter the following command in the command line window: vssadmin resize shadowstorage on=c: for=c:

maxsize=2GB, and then press Enter (note the space in the middle), and you will be prompted with "Successfully adjusted the size of the shadow copy storage association".

"on=c: for=c:" specifies the hard disk partition where the Vista system is located; "MaxSize=2GB" is the maximum amount of hard disk space that can be used for system restore, of course, the specific value can be determined according to your own hard disk size, and if you omit MaxSize, the system will reset the volume label to the default size, but for any volume label, MaxSize will not be less than 300MB.

Exit the command-line window and restart Windows Vista. However, it should be noted that when the hard disk space used by System Restore is limited, the number of system restore points that can be saved will also be reduced accordingly, and only the latest system restore points can be saved.

2. Modify the frequency of creating restore points for System Restore

1. Click "Start", enter cmd in the "Search" box, and press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to open the command line window with administrator permissions. Enter regedit in the command line window to open the registry.

2. In the directory tree on the left, the primary key is Hkey Local Machine Software Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion SystemRestore, and finally find "rpglobalinterval" in the right sidebar and double-click. In the "DWORD (32-bit) Value" dialog box that opens, click "Decimal", where the time is in seconds, 86400 means the default 24 hours, we can change it to a multiple of 86400.

Just turn off System Restore.

There are some files and folders that you don't have permission to view.

The display is O-byte.

Vista is a Tehao hard drive, each 500G is not good, XP C disk is recommended 8G is enough.

Vista is like that, leave him alone.

Hello 1, this is because the C drive has software installed or there is too much cache and too much system fragmentation.

3. Open Computer Manager - Clean up garbage - select all - one-click cleanup, and release the junk files that have accumulated in the computer for more than 1 year.

4. Then open the computer manager - toolbox - software moving - find the large files and some programs of the C drive, all of which are moved to other drive letters, and release the memory of the C drive.

If you have any other questions and problems, please come to the computer manager business platform again to ask questions, and we will do our best to answer your questions.

Hello: You can use Rising Security Assistant for system junk cleanup.

It's time to restore the system, back it up first, it's best to reinstall, Vista is the worst to use.