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Cleaning the Local Disk C (also known Cleaning the Local Disk C (also known as the system drive) in Windows 10, 11, or 7 is an important maintenance step to free up space, improve performance, and ensure your system runs smoothly. Here are easy and quick steps to clean Local Disk C on each of these Windows versions:

Method 1: Use Disk Cleanup Tool (All Versions of Windows)
Press Win + R to open the Run dialog box.
Type cleanmgr and press Enter to open the Disk Cleanup utility.
Select Local Disk (C:) from the drop-down menu and click OK.
The tool will take a few moments to calculate how much space you can free up.
Check the boxes for the types of files you want to delete:
Temporary files: Unnecessary files created by programs.
System files: Including old Windows updates.
Recycle Bin: Deleted files still in the bin.
Thumbnails: Cached image thumbnails.
Click OK, then Delete Files to confirm.
Wait for the cleanup to complete.
Method 2: Use Storage Sense (Windows 10/11)
Windows 10 and 11 have a built-in feature called Storage Sense to automatically clean up unnecessary files.

Open Settings: Press Win + I.
Go to System Storage.
Under Storage, toggle Storage Sense to On.
Click on Configure Storage Sense or run it now.
Choose how often you want Windows to run Storage Sense (e.g., daily, weekly, or monthly) and set options for deleting temporary files, Recycle Bin contents, and files in Downloads.
You can also manually run Storage Sense by clicking Run Storage Sense now.
Method 3: Uninstall Unused Programs (All Versions of Windows)
Removing unused software can free up valuable space.

Open Control Panel: Press Win + R, type control, and press Enter.
Go to Programs Programs and Features.
Browse the list of installed programs and identify those you no longer need.
Right-click on a program and select Uninstall to remove it.
Follow the prompts to uninstall the software.
Method 4: Delete Old Windows Update Files (Windows 10/11)
Old Windows Update files can consume a lot of space.

Open Disk Cleanup as described in Method 1.
Click on Clean up system files.
Select the system drive (C:) again.
Scroll down and check the box for Windows Update Cleanup.
Click OK to remove old update files.
Method 5: Manually Delete Temporary Files
Temporary files accumulate over time and can be manually deleted.

Press Win + R, type %temp%, and press Enter. This opens the Temp folder.

Select all files (press Ctrl + A) and delete them (press Delete).

Some files may be in use, so skip those.

Repeat the above step by typing temp in the Run dialog and pressing Enter.

Method 6: Use Third-Party Tools (Optional)
Tools like CCleaner or BleachBit can help remove unwanted files and clean the system further.

Download and install a tool like CCleaner.
Launch the program and select the Cleaner option.
Run the scan to detect unnecessary files.
Click Run Cleaner to delete the files.
Method 7: Disable Hibernation (Windows 10/11)
Hibernation creates a large file on your system drive. Disabling it can free up space.

Open Command Prompt as Administrator (right-click Start, select Command Prompt (Admin) or Windows Terminal (Admin)).
Type powercfg -h off and press Enter.
This will disable hibernation and delete the hiberfil.sys file.as the system drive) in Windows 10, 11, or 7 is an important maintenance step to free up space, improve performance, and ensure your system runs smoothly. Here are easy and quick steps to clean Local Disk C on each of these Windows versions:

Method 1: Use Disk Cleanup Tool (All Versions of Windows)
Press Win + R to open the Run dialog box.
Type cleanmgr and press Enter to open the Disk Cleanup utility.
Select Local Disk (C:) from the drop-down menu and click OK.
The tool will take a few moments to calculate how much space you can free up.
Check the boxes for the types of files you want to delete:
Temporary files: Unnecessary files created by programs.
System files: Including old Windows updates.
Recycle Bin: Deleted files still in the bin.
Thumbnails: Cached image thumbnails.
Click OK, then Delete Files to confirm.
Wait for the cleanup to complete.
Method 2: Use Storage Sense (Windows 10/11)
Windows 10 and 11 have a built-in feature called Storage Sense to automatically clean up unnecessary files.