Tips for removing CP junk

First, the universe is a big diversion

That is, we transfer some files that were originally stored on the C drive to other partitions, such as transferring temporary file storage locations. Open the Internet Options command under the IE Tools menu, click the Settings button in the Temporary Internet Files area, and then click Move Folder to specify a location other than the C drive.

Other virtual content, temporary files, and so on. First, the virtual memory, which occupies 1.5 times times the space of physical memory, it is recommended that you open the System Properties window, in the Advanced tab, click the Settings button under Performance, click the Change button in the Advanced tab of the Open window, and then select the C partition, set it to "no paging file", Then select D or another partition to redefine the size of the virtual memory.

Second, hibernation and System Restore

Enabling hibernation and System Restore also takes a lot of space, so we can turn it off. First go to the Control Panel, open Power Options, and then in the Hibernate tab, cancel the "Enable hibernation" entry. You can then open the System Properties window and select "Turn off System Restore on all drives" in the System Restore tab, which sometimes frees up about 1G of space.

Another easy-to-ignore folder is "Download (Downloads)". The usual download tool default storage path is C:download (Downloads) folder, and ordinary users in the download and used to use the default settings, so download a few blockbusters accounted for one or two g, so do not move the contents of these folders to another partition, and form the downloaded file do not save to the download folder.

　　Third, the royal load useless procedure

Check your program menu to see if there are any programs that you do not need to use, and if so, uninstall them. The uninstall method is simple, just go to the Control Panel and open Add/Remove Programs to do it.

　Four, easy to ignore the folder

We recommend that you check the capacity of the files in my document and transfer them to other partitions.

When we operate the file, the default save location is "My Documents". The default location of My Documents is in the C drive, so when the C disk is low, it is done by opening the My Documents Properties window and clicking the Move button in the Target Folder tab to select a new location.