Hard drives very quickly get crowded, especially your SSD usually of limited size is to reduce costs. A 60GB SSD is especially fast full installation of windows and the software you use.

Now there are certain things that can turn off space on your disks free.

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When your computer is in sleep- or goes to sleep, the active RAM is stored in a file on the Windows partition. This file is called HYPERFIL.SYS and is as big as your memory this is to say that if you're stabbing 16GB of RAM, this file is as big.

When not in use sleep mode can save you some space on your hard disk. To open a command prompt as an administrator and enter the following command:

Powercfg /hibernate off

Want to sleep- or hibernation and then turn it:

Powercfg /hibernate on

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If for some reason do not need the restore points in Windows, you can disable it to save space on your hard drives.

For this we go to the control panel of windows where you click on System. On the right side of the screen you will see advanced settings are where you double-click to open it. Continue to the system security tab.

When the security settings you can see the stations available where your hard disk c:\ (your windows partie) state with security enabled. To free up space disable it.

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What more can you do to prevent that quickly fill up your hard drive?

• Trash regularly emptied
• Disk Cleanup
• Unnecessary and remove such software from your computer

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