Temporary File Removal
One really easy way to free up some
disk space in Windows is to delete temporary files, sometimes referred to as
temp files. Temp files are exactly what they probably sound like: files that
your operating system only needed to exist temporarily while in use, but are
now just wasting space.
Most temporary files are stored in
what's the called the Windows Temp folder, the location of which differs from
computer to computer, and even user to user.
Note: You can delete temp files in
the way outlined below in any version of Windows, including Windows 10, Windows
8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP.
1. Click
on ‘Start’
2. Click
on ‘Run’
3. Copy
& paste ‘%temp%’ under ‘Run’ field
4. Then
the below screen appears. Select all files & apply ‘Shift + Delete’ for
permanent deletion.
5.Windows
prevent you deletion those files in use by the system. Please click on ‘Skip’.