Drive C: What should I do?

[Aaronwom]

[#2]

@Aaronwom 

1. Check disk space: Right-click the C: drive in File Explorer and select “Properties” to check the free space.
2. Clean up the disk: Use the “Disk Cleanup” tool in the “Start” menu to select the C: drive and delete unnecessary files.
3. Uninstall programs: Uninstall programs you no longer use in Settings > Applications > Applications and Features.
4. Update system: Update Windows and drivers via Settings > Update & Security.

[#3]

Open the Event Viewer by searching for it in the Start menu. In the Event Viewer, navigate to Windows Logs and right-click on each log (e.g., Application, System, Security) and select Clear Log. Confirm that you want to clear the log.

[#4]

It's always a good idea to back up anything important before you start clearing everything out. Try to clean up your drive regularly to prevent it from piling up with unnecessary files.

[#5]

Over time, your C drive can become cluttered with files and applications that you don’t use anymore. By cleaning it up, you can free up valuable disk space, which can help your system run more smoothly.

[#6]

1.Free Up Space: If your C: drive is running low on space, you can:
Uninstall unused programs via Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall a program.
Use Disk Cleanup (search "Disk Cleanup" in the Start menu) to delete temporary files, system files, and more.
Check for large files and folders that you can move or delete, using tools like WinDirStat.
2.Check for Errors: You can run a Disk Check to identify and fix file system errors:
Open Command Prompt as an administrator and type chkdsk C: /f, and then press Enter. You may have to restart your computer.
3.Defragment the Drive: If you're using an HDD (not recommended for SSDs), you can defragment your hard drive to improve performance:
4.Open "Defragment and Optimize Drives" from the Start menu and select your C: drive.

[#7]

@Aaronwom There is a tool called tree size that can help find what is taking up space on the c drive. It can also do other sorts of drives/devices as well. 

It is 100% free to use and there is also a paid version. For this need for this the free version works perfect to help.

https://www.jam-software.com/treesize_free