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Like anything you use on a regular basis, your computer eventually starts to fill with junk and clutter. This happens naturally over time and isn’t necessarily because of things you’re doing.
For instance, installing and uninstalling apps may leave behind registry entries that can bloat the Windows registry. This can result in slower boot times, decreased performance, and other problems....

Over time, your computer slows down. Hardware can be a contributing factor in this, however, it’s most often a software issue.
The best way to describe it is through this scenario. When you first get a desk it’s usually pretty empty. Over time, the clutter builds up and you start getting more junk, including old papers, files you don’t need, pictures of your family and colleagues...

For the sake of this review, let’s say you have stored some extremely sensitive files on your computer. To hammer it home, let’s say these files are confidential and can get you in hot water with your employer, or the authorities should they ever be...

Let’s imagine for a moment that your hard drive is nearly full, or that you just want to clean out some of the junk you have stored on it. If you’re actually trying to free up space, the best way to approach it is to find the largest files and work backward...