Disk cleanup.
Delete and then limit system restore size.
Ccleaner.
Use google for the above.
I don't think you want to put your 'C' drive on a hdd.....it will be like dragging an anchor.
A new 256GB ssd is less than a 100 bucks.
This w7 machine shows the C drive using 25GB.
You've got a lot of stuff on yours.....perhaps it's needed or not.
I wasn't sure if the Laptop or the Win 7 forum was most appropriate.
I have an older Toshiba Laptop which has a SSD and a HD. Drive C: is the SSD which has Windows 7 installed on it. I've moved user accounts to the HD D: drive and install apps to the D: drive. Even with those steps, I cannot apply updates because the C: drive is full. I've even removed the "sleep mode" file (don't remember what it is called- its been awhile).
What is the best way of moving away from the SSD? Should I move to Win 10 in the process? Toshiba does not seem to have a larger SSD for this laptop, but I'd rather just move to the HD anyway.
Toshiba Satellite A505-S6999
Windows 7 Home Premium OA
Thanks in advance!
-- Glenn

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