A PC that's running low on storage, or relying on an older mechanical hard drive, can feel dramatically slower than the rest of your hardware would suggest — and it's one of the more affordable things to fix.
Find what's using your space
Built-in storage tools can break down what's taking up space by category, so you're not guessing what to delete.
Clear temporary files and downloads
Temporary files, old downloads, and installer files pile up over time and are usually safe to clear without affecting anything you actually use.
Uninstall unused programs
Old software you no longer use — especially games and creative apps — often takes up far more space than people expect.
Move large files to external or cloud storage
Photos, videos, and old projects can be moved off your main drive to free up significant space without deleting them.
Consider an SSD upgrade
If your main drive is an older mechanical hard drive, upgrading to a solid-state drive is one of the single biggest performance improvements you can make to an aging PC.
If you've cleared out space and your PC still feels slow specifically around opening files or programs, an SSD upgrade is usually the most noticeable improvement you can make for the cost.
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