Lenovo laptop window-SSD (C) drive full

mrseyes

My laptop is unable to download any attachments due to window-SSD (C) drive full but i am not sure what to delete from there. It has following program in there: 

Config.Msi
Documents and setting
drivers 
one driveTemp
PertfLogs
programme files
programme data 
recovery 
system volume information
users
dumpstack
dumpstack.log
hiberlifsys
pagefile.sys
swapfile.sys

any advice appreciated 

Thank you  

Neil_Jones

Laptop model number would help.

mrseyes

Neil_Jones said:

Laptop model number would help.

Lenovo ipeapad330S

neilmcl

Do you know how big the SSD is supposed to be?

mrseyes

neilmcl said:

Do you know how big the SSD is supposed to be?

128GB SSD for storage 

Carrot007

mrseyes said:

neilmcl said:

Do you know how big the SSD is supposed to be?

128GB SSD for storage 

So not even next to useless but below it. Get a 512 (at least) and swap it out.

Update to 11 and get on with life.

You probably have a lot of undeeded stuff but with your post of "what to get rid of" I would expect a why does my laptop no longer boot post very soon.

If you feel able use the clean up tools and remove unneeded programs and anything you put there that you no longer require.

OnlyTheBestWillDo

mrseyes said:

My laptop is unable to download any attachments due to window-SSD (C) drive full but i am not sure what to delete from there. It has following program in there: 

Config.Msi
Documents and setting
drivers 
one driveTemp
PertfLogs
programme files
programme data 
recovery 
system volume information
users
dumpstack
dumpstack.log
hiberlifsys
pagefile.sys
swapfile.sys

any advice appreciated 

Thank you  

Start here: https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/best-way-clean-windows-10-step-step-guide/

googler

When did you last empty the recycle bin? If you can't recall, do that first. 

Then look at documents and settings for any large files you can do without. If you cannot delete anything, then you need to move at least something to external storage - get a USB stick, external drive, or similar, and move some stuff there, if only temporarily.

Then download WinDirStat, and run it to see what's eating the space up

What do you tend to keep? PDFs? Music? Pictures? Word docs? Spreadsheets?

mrseyes

Thank you all. I managed move large files (biggest was photos) onto external drive and it worked.  

cx6

have you also gone to settings / system /  storage and then storage sense to see what can be cleaned up. It might even show previous version of windows that can be deleted.

mobileron

try ccleaner