search temp folder in c: check the size , if it is more than 100 MB del it.
in c: it self a system folder will be there with name
System Volume Information check the size, if it is more try to delete old items by checking there access or creation date.
Thanks for all the advice everyone! I still going through the steps of the advice, but I have questions.
I already knew that I'm using 67.64GB and have 4.21GB. I just didn't know how.
I have a Temp folder in C:\Documents and Settings\Owner.YOUR-4651E4BE3F\Local Settings. It has more than 600 MB.
Is that the right folder for me to delete? I also cant find the system volume information folder anywhere
Okay, so I a 5GB backup file. I dont have a back up hard drive or anything.
Should I keep this back up file? I'm assuming it will save me if something happens to my computer, although I dont really know how since its also on the computer - but hey, I'm a little slow
Also, I made a mistake earlier. The Owners Doc & Shared Doc are listed under MY COMPUTER, not in the System Folder. I recognize the files in there, but they are exact duplicates of the files in MY DOCUMENTS. I assumed that the ones in the Owners Doc were there so they could be accessed through my home network. I didnt think they were being saved twice in two different places on my hard drive. I'm just wondering what is taking up all this space. My desktop is exactly 8 years old, if has half as much disk space as my the laptop that I've been using for a year. The desktop still has 12GB of space available. I just dont get it.