Memory usage at C:/ is very high

Marioo · Feb 11, 2023

cereberus said:
In majority of cases, these mysterious large number of files is down to :-

1) lots of restore points - if so just delete them from settings menus and put a limit on how much can be stored,

2) backups from something like File History Backup

3) backups from some other app like Apple backing up photos on pc.

I use Treesize to see what is stored. It is better than tool you used as it shows individual files, so you can usually work out what is storing the files.

Also Treesize is great at deleting such files.

Most files is DFOptmizer_ .......Bin there are a great amout of this kinde o files!!! What does that mean??? How can I send a copy of these files!!

tbmljk · Feb 11, 2023

Copy the names of files that in your "C" directory and google them to find the name of the program creating them as a first step

cereberus · Feb 11, 2023

Always Why said:
None of us have yet suggested using your Disk Cleanup utility to delete old files on your C: Drive.

Steps:
1. Search for Disk Cleanup
2. Open the app as Administrator
3. Check all the boxes in both views
4. Click Run
5. You should have a lot more space on your Drive after it's completed. Let us know.

Disk cleanup rarely helps in this situation.

Marioo said:
Most files is DFOptmizer_ .......Bin there are a great amout of this kinde o files!!! What does that mean??? How can I send a copy of these files!!

This could be the reason.

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Marioo · Feb 11, 2023

tbmljk said:
Copy the names of files that in your "C" directory and google them to find the name of the program creating them as a first step

Marioo · Feb 11, 2023

tbmljk said:
Copy the names of files that in your "C" directory and google them to find the name of the program creating them as a first step

tbmljk · Feb 11, 2023

Do you have a program "defraggler" it may be part of CCleaner.

Marioo · Feb 11, 2023

tbmljk said:
Do you have a program "defraggler" it may be part of CCleaner.

I had deflaggler but I deleted it !! I was thinking it was reponsable by what is happining at my computer!! But I keep using Ccleanner!!

Marioo · Feb 11, 2023

I have a text verifying all files at my computer

tbmljk · Feb 11, 2023

As long as you uninstalled defraggler the next step is to manually delete all those DFOptmizer_ .......Bin files off of your "C" drive. Then empty the recycle bin. Reevaluate free space on "C", and see whats left as free files on "C"