Simple way to remove or delete temporary files in Windows 10

Windows 10 has a built-in Storage feature designed to safely remove temporary files without affecting personal data. This method is beginner-friendly and recommended for older PCs because Windows automatically identifies system junk, update leftovers, and unused temp files that are safe to delete.

How to delete temporary files in Windows 10

1. Press Win + I to open Settings.

2. Go to System > Storage.

3. Click Temporary files under the main drive (usually C:).

4. Wait while Windows scans the system.

5. Check items like Temporary files, Windows Update Cleanup, and Recycle Bin if needed.

6. Click Remove files to start the cleanup process.

Using Storage Settings is the safest way to delete temporary files in Windows 10. It requires no extra tools, reduces disk clutter, and helps improve performance on slow or aging PCs when used regularly.