C Drive too full.

Malneb · 12 Jun 2023

well 90% of your drive is used by third party applications so that is basically the whole of your issue right there. I would leave things like drivers so Nvida panel etc on C but things like games or other software put it on the other drive.

AaLF · 12 Jun 2023

here's my programs. Not much.

Malneb · 12 Jun 2023

Well you have 300GB+ apps in space used so this cannot be the whole story. All of those in the picture will be light weight looking at most of them. look in add or remove programs in the control panel.

Paul Black · 12 Jun 2023

Hello @AaLF,

To see a list of Apps for ALL Users, Copy & Paste the following commands [ ALL at once ] into a CMD Prompt and press Enter.

Code:


PowerShell "Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | Select Name, PackageFamilyName | Sort Name | Format-Table -AutoSize"
PowerShell (Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers).Count

If you want the same for Optional Features then let me know and I will post the code.

I hope this helps.

AaLF · 12 Jun 2023

Paul Black said:

Hello @AaLF,

To see a list of Apps for ALL Users, Copy & Paste the following commands [ ALL at once ] into a CMD Prompt and press Enter.

Code:


PowerShell "Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | Select Name, PackageFamilyName | Sort Name | Format-Table -AutoSize"
PowerShell (Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers).Count

If you want the same for Optional Features then let me know and I will post the code.

I hope this helps.

Paul Black · 12 Jun 2023

Sorry @AaLF,

It needs to be run in an Administrator - Elevated CMD Prompt.

AaLF · 12 Jun 2023

Paul Black said:

Sorry @AaLF,

It needs to be run in an Administrator - Elevated CMD Prompt.

When I go into Accts in my-Info I'm already listed as 'OWNER Administrator'

How do I upgrade myself so I can have access to things like the old days of Win7?

Callender · 12 Jun 2023

It means run command prompt Elevated. It's nothing to do with your administrator account.

Open Elevated Command Prompt in Windows 10

Paul Black · 12 Jun 2023

Callender said:

It means run command prompt Elevated. It's nothing to do with your administrator account.

Open Elevated Command Prompt in Windows 10

Thanks.

AaLF · 12 Jun 2023

I've found the source of my "C is full" problem. It's an audio editing program. I don't recognize the files inside it. OK to select 'delete' the151 files or is there a method?

UPDATE. Took a walk on the wild side & clicked DELETE (those 151 files)

Yii Haa!!!!!