A hard drive, like any other digital storage device, has its own volume. System junk not only takes up space on it, but can also be the reason for the slow operation of the operating system itself.
The recommended free space of the system partition () should be at least 10-15%. This is necessary for the normal operation of the operating system and to reduce fragmentation. Temporary files, restore checkpoints, and files left over after installing and uninstalling programs are all system junk that needs to be cleaned up.
The software is usually free. one of these utilities. It differs from many in its simplicity and functionality, it can easily find and remove up to 80% of all system junk. In the program window, you need to perform analysis and cleaning on the active tab and then go to the tab where you can search for problems and fix them
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- System Restore Checkpoints are one of the Windows features that allow you to return your OS to a working state. Their presence is necessary, however, the number of created checkpoints can exceed several dozen. To ensure security, the last three are enough, the rest can be safely removed (for example, Windows 7, tab
- To complete the cleaning process, the built-in tools of the operating system itself will do. Their application is available to everyone. To use the built-in utility for finding and cleaning junk files, just go to right-click on the system partition and in the submenu that appears, select the item then
