1. Delete unnecessary files: Uninstall programs and delete files that you no longer need or use.
3. Move files to external storage: If you have important files that you don’t need to access often, consider moving them to external storage such as a USB drive or an external hard drive.
4. Compress large files: If you have large files, consider compressing them with a file compression program. This will significantly reduce their size on your hard drive.
5. Disable system restore and hibernation: System restore and hibernation are features that can use up a large amount of disk space. You can disable them if you don’t need them.
6. Run a disk cleanup: Windows has a built-in disk cleanup utility that can search your hard drive for files that can be deleted.
7. Defragment your hard drive: Disk fragmentation occurs when files become scattered across your hard drive, which can reduce performance. Use a disk defragmenter to help reorganize data and free up disk space.