Nearly full drive - need advice

Hello my latest problem is a nearly full OS drive and try as I may I cannot make even a dent in the free space. Am waiting on a larger SSD but in the meantime am wondering what the heck I can do.
I lost my laptop drive because of this problem a while ago and I certainly don't want this one going down the gurgler.

I have tried removing programs that I can reinstall later cleaned the disk of temp files and updates rubbish and what is left is just programs I need see pic/s

As you can see the NVidia drivers take a lot of space but unless I am wrong I can't put them anywhere else just like my security.

Take a look at you ProgramData folder. It's using 74% of your disk. Maybe some leftover files from deleted programs.

Jim

Hey John,

Here are some other areas to look at to try and recovery some free space. :)

Hard Disk Space - Free Up and Recover

Ok Shawn I shall try the page file stuff because I did notice it was rather large in Wiztree most of the other stuff I have done though I haven't got Enhancer on that machine. It just seems that each time I us the darn machine the used space increases exponentially so, even though I do store a bit on the second drive in that machine.

I have to go back to my place Monday I shall run through the stuff again but it has made me very aware of keeping tabs on this and the other laptop I use at my partners place, because the Toshiba drive did actually fill right up with no warning, and I lost the 8 upgrade and a lot of stuff on it, but it gave me a chance to get back to 7 at least.
I was surprised though that it didn't warn me before it filled up as I have noticed it usually happens.. It was though only a 120GB SSD but the desktop as you can see is 250GB


Ignat mate the program files opened out show the Kaspersky as the largest user and by comparison probably 5imes the size of the next largest program file. In that shot of my programs I think I have what I normally have on most of my machines yet don't have this problem.

Well I can David but then what? with no security I knew it was reasoanly heavy but I do trust it.

In the meantime I found CCleaner has a few tools I didn't realize were so helpful in Tools the Analyse disk look s really simple and is easy to navigate see pics