How does the Win10 system automatically clear or delete useless Dll swap files ?, Win10dll
Some temporary Dll swap files will be generated when some applications are run in Windows 10. Some files will not be automatically cleaned after the application is closed, after a long time, it will occupy a lot of hard disk space. Next we will learn how to let the system automatically clean up useless Dll swap files.
On the Windows 10 desktop, right-click the start button and choose "run" from the context menu.
In the open running window, enter the regedit command and click OK to run the command.
In the open registry editor window, go to the HKKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE--SOFTWARE -- Microsoft -- Windows -- CurrentVersion -- Explorer registry entry
On the right side of the Registry Editor, check whether there is an AlwaysUnloadDLL key value. If not, right-click the blank location and select the new/Dword (32-bit) value menu item in the pop-up menu.
We renamed the newly created registry key as AlwaysUnloadDLL.
Double-click the AlwaysUnloadDLL registry key value, modify the value data to 1 in the open edit window, and close the registry editor, after the computer is restarted, redundant Dll files are automatically cleared.