How Can I find and delete temporary files in windows 11?

Using the Run command to delete temporary files Windows 11 is a quick and safe way to free up space. Here's how you can do it step-by-step:

1. Open Run:
        Press Windows + R.

2. Enter Temp Folder Path:
        Type %temp% and press Enter.
        This opens the temporary files folder for your user account.

3. Delete Files:
        Press Ctrl + A to select all files.
        Press Delete. Some files in use may not delete; that's normal.

4. Clear System Temp Files:
        Repeat with Run command: type temp and press Enter.
        Delete files in that folder as well.

Tips:

• Permissions: You might need administrator permissions to delete some files.
• Files in Use: Some files may be in use by the system or applications and cannot be deleted. That's normal; just skip those files.
• Regular Cleanup: Doing this regularly helps maintain free disk space.

Using %temp% and temp folders via Run command is a simple, built-in way to safely delete temporary files Windows 11 without third-party tools. It’s ideal for quick cleanup and safe to do frequently.