- Open Settings:
- Click on the “Start” button, and then select the “Settings” gear icon. You can also press Win + I shortcut to open Settings directly.
- Click on System:
- In the left sidebar “System.”
- Select Storage:
- In the right panel, click on “Storage.”
- Free Up Space:
- In the Storage settings, you’ll see a summary of your storage usage. Click on “Temporary files” under the storage graph.
- Select Temporary Files:
- Windows will display a list of temporary files that you can delete. Check the boxes next to the types of files you want to remove. This might include temporary files, system cache, and more.
- Click on “Remove Files”:
- Once you’ve selected the files you want to delete, click on the “Remove files” button. Windows will delete the selected temporary files.
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