Clean up and secure your computer, Part 3: Clean up your hard drive

Clean up your hard drive is done partly manually and partly with smart tools. By cleaning out unnecessary files you free up storage space and may remove items that might mess.
If you are an ordinary home user, you are guaranteed to have lots of files lying on the hard disk. I know that I have. Every time I clean up the movies, photos, downloaded programs and other unnecessary, I regain many gigabytes of storage space.
This manual work is not particularly exciting, it should be recognized, but it gives quick returns. Click through your folders and delete stuff you do not want. Let [Part] button to go hot. When finished, empty the Recycle Bin by right-clicking it and selecting Empty Trash.
Should you accidentally delete a file you want to keep, you can only watch so that it is not in the Recycle Bin. If not, you can use the program Recuva to recover deleted files.However, you need to be quick, so that location on your hard disk where the file was, did not have time to be overwritten by something else.
Step of the cleansing is to use CCleaner. This critically acclaimed freeware scans your computer and allows you to clean out lots of different files, which you do not manually have taken care of. Often, there are tons of temp files that do not serve any purpose at all more than take up space.

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