The leaner your Windows system is, the faster your PC is. We show you how to free up memory with simple commands and tools.

Ever been in a situation where you find it hard to free up disk space on Windows 10/11? This article will cover six different ways to do so.

Within seconds—three for my SSD and four for my HDD—you’ll get a list of all of your PC’s parent folders, sorted by how much space on your hard drive they’re taking up.

Here's how to free up disk space in Windows 10 and make more room for apps, games and your important files without buying a new PC.

To effectively manage your computer, it's worth learning how to identify and uninstall storage-hogging apps, how to deal with downloads, the effectiveness of zipped folders and more. Freeing up space ...

Beyond that, here are four totally doable ways to free up disk space on your computer, so you can go back to business (and browsing and shopping and streaming) as usual.

Are you running out of storage on your Windows 11 computer? If so, there's a Windows setting you can disable to quickly free up to 7GB of space.

Want to free up disk space with OneDrive on Windows? Right-click on the file in OneDrive and select Free up space, or setup Storage Sense.

Need to free up some disk space on your PC? Windows 10 provides a dedicated screen where you can do just that. It allows you to see how much space has been used on your drive, and by what content.

Here's how to find out what's taking up space on your PC or Mac—and what to do with the files you just can't let go of.

Not good for an M.2 drive! Once I got to about 400GB of free space, read performance shot up to 500-700 MB/s. Besides those two drives, I have a 4TB Samsung 850 Evo that's still good for mass storage.

Need to free up some disk space on your PC? Windows 10 provides a dedicated screen where you can do just that. It allows you to see how much space has been used on your drive, and by what content.