You are trying to clean up a slow Windows 8 system that was recently installed in place of the old Windows 7 installation, and you discover that the 75-GB hard drive has only 5 GB of free space. The entire hard drive is taken up by drive C:. What is the best way to free up some space? Compress the entire hard drive. Move the /Program Files folder to an external hard drive. Delete the Windows.old folder. Reduce

You are trying to clean up a slow Windows 8 system that was recently installed in place of the old Windows 7 installation, and you discover that the 75-GB hard drive has only 5 GB of free space. The entire hard drive is taken up by drive C:. What is the best way to free up some space? Compress the entire hard drive. Move the /Program Files folder to an external hard drive. Delete the Windows.old folder. Reduce

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Chapter13: Maintaining Windows

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