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Help cleaning up disk space.
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Ninja-_-Hamster
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I have an SSD with about 118GB, and its almost full. I need to delete some stuff, but i have no idea what to delete. i have done the disk cleanup program several times but it stays the same. Is there another program that i could use to get rid of these files and keep what i need?
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DedicatedNova
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You could try running CCleaner, to clean all the junk off of it.
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And you can try Windows Directory Statistics to see the files that take up the most space on the drive, and see what you don't need.
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I would use a program to clean it up like cc cleaner
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Go into your program list, and rid yourself of every program that you don't want, normally people always find things on their list that they don't really need. Clean up movies, pictures, music, all sorts of things. You got the SSD when it was empty, get rid of stuff you simply don't use
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Get a hard drive for the other storage, and just put the os on the ssd.
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