Disc Cleanup and Defragment

.tmp are temporary files. These files can be cleaned up using disc cleanup in most every Windows operating system. Some .tmp files are erased when you turn your PC off. The easiest way to get rid of them is to use disc cleanup in Windows then if you can, defragment your hard drive. You can manually delete them if you know where to look.

Try to defragment the drive. if that does not work download Ccleaner from cnet.com and run it.It may clean your pc up so your will work or just continue to use Ccleaner, its free.

To speed up PC follow these steps: WebRepOverall ratingThis site has no rating(not enough votes)

• Remove unused programs
  
• Run disc clean up
  
• Fix registry errors
  
• Install and run antispyware software
  
• Free up wasted space with Disk Cleanup tool
  
• Update drivers that control your PC
  
• Defragment your hard disk drive
  

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Hi hrd0013...
Do some cleanup on your computer to see if it runs faster.
Do a disk clean and a disk defragment
Add more memory or a programs that "recycles" your ram like the following FREE program: http://download.cnet.com/Free-Ram-Optimizer-XP/3000-2086_4-10238479.html?tag=mncol;1

1...Disk cleanup...Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Disc Clean-up
2...Disk Defragment (Hard Drive )...Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Disk deframenter
3...Get rid of any unused programs,files, pictures etc..
Your machine should speed up if you do the above.
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Hi liciasol,
I see that you system is running low on memory, This can be that you have files in the Hard Drive that almost reach your Hard Drive maximum capacity.
to check you concern we will need to find out what files you have first in your Machine.

• Check to see if you have programs that you have installed on the machine that you do no use anymore and uninstall it.
• If there are no files on the machine that need to be remove and you Hard Drive space it taken up by something then we can try and free space from you Hard Drive by doing a Disc Cleanup on your system.
• To do a Disc Cleanup, click on Start then All Programs, click on Accessories, under Accessories click on System tools then click on Disc Cleanup.
• A screen should pop up asking you to select a drive letter that you want Disc Cleanup to free space on select the drive letter where windows is installed normally that should be Local Disc C:
• Once you've selected the drive to free up space on you will see a window Disc Cleanup for (C:) and in the list will be system services or files to delete that take up space on your Hard Drive on the right of each will be Increments of disc space being consumed by each put a check on them except for those that have 0 on it then click on next or OK then a box should pop up Disc Cleanup asking you if you are sure that you want to do Disc Cleanup just click on YES it will start doing Disc Cleanup on your system.
• If this did not correct fix your concern then I assume the you possibly have Windows Vista on you system.
• We can try decrease the space the Shadowstorage of VISTA system restore from your machine this is known to take up disc space on the Hard Drive.
• To perform the said procedure above follow steps below .
• Click on Start then All Programs, Accessories, right click on Command Prompt and select run as administrator.
• The Command Prompt window will appear, a black screen with a blinking cursor.
• Once in the Command Prompt type in vssadmin resize shadowstorage /on=c: /for=c: /maxsize 1gb then press enter once you should get confirmation that the Shadow storage has been resized.

After Resizing the Shadowstorage type exit then enter this will close the Command Prompt window.
Restart your Computer then check your Hard Disc space again to see if any of the disc space has been recovered or free'd on your Hard Drive.
Note: also check if there are backed up files that possible you may have created that you have not burned on a dvd yet, and uninstall unnecessary documents and files from the machine or back up any pictures and videos that you may have on the machine.
I hope that this will be of help regarding you concern, have a nice day.
mvincentc

I would download and run the registry utility from iobit.com
It is freeware and works then run CHKDSK/F.

Within iobits programme are useful utilities that empty the temporary directories and can remove unwanted old files.
Hope that helps.

I suggest you try Duplicate Filter from http://www.duplicatefilter.com, which is a powerful tool to assist anyone in cleaning up the contents of their personal hard drive or corporate network. You'd be surprised just how many unwanted or duplicate files you could find forgotten in an obscure documents folder.
Here are the ways to find and delete duplicate files:
1. Click "Add Folder" button in "Find Duplicate" section to select the folders you wish.
2. Select Compare Mode: Check by Name+Size, by CRC+Name, by CRC only, by Name only, by Size only.
3. Click "Scan" button and start to find duplicate files.

4. After searching the duplicates, you can choose to delete them, move or copy them to a different folder, or rename them in their current location. Duplicate Filter Free Software to Find and Remove Duplicate Files

Clean out all your TMP, & TEMP directories. Remove all Cookies and temp internet files. Do a disk defragment do a Disk Cleanup. remove ALL, right click on disc in My Computer, and select from window.

Run sytem tools and do a disc cleanup. Then run a disk defragment.
Also keep up with the cleaning of unnecessary files such as deleting browsing history etc. I recommend CCleaner - it even has a registry cleaner that is very safe and effective. it is a freeware program and works great. Also try running Malwarebytes, that removes adware spyware (again its freeware) as that could be slowing you down.

you can always run disc cleanup to make the space. It just deletes things like Internet cached items, Temp files, etc. things that you do no need

start>programs>accessories>system tools>disc cleanup