program files/users is 11gb
windows files is 30gb
i have 4.38 gb free out of 57gb

 

Which version?

Users looks ok, mine is 17GB, Windows (7) 20GB.

57GB is pretty small nowadays (and why 57GB?).

 

here users 615mb , windows is 15.6gb. something's wrong there. is it optimised ?

 

its windows 10 home

yes its tiny, its not mine. they use it for basic stuff

 

Install this version:



Phoenix LiteOS 11 Ultra Lite (22000.588)

2.7 GB Installed Size!
MS Store, UWP, Xbox Supported!
Additional Language Packs Supported!
Extreme Performance for your Apps and Games!
DirectPlay, SMB 1, and .NET Framework 3.5 Pre-Installed!
Metered Connection Set as Default for LAN / WLAN / 3G / 4G
Bypasses TPM, Secure Boot, RAM, CPU, and Storage Checks!
Includes New Virtual Memory Enabler App!
Added Advanced Power Settings!
Improved Dark Mode Theme!

• Removed Features - Cortana, Edge, BitLocker, WSL, Hyper-V, One Drive, Defender, Windows Mail, Backup and Restore, Speech, Voice Activation, Diagnostics, Troubleshooting, Maps, Mixed Reality, Optional Features, Some Fonts, Some UWP Apps.
• Disabled Features - Windows Update Service, Print Spooler, Windows Firewall, Error Reporting, UAC, Ads, Telemetry, Virtual Memory, Hibernation, Power Throttling, Automatic Maintenance and Download Blocking.

 

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You can clean a lot of temp, install, and log files, although if you have system issues down the road you may have no alternative to a reinstall. But dang, you can get a 1Tb drive now for fifty bucks.

 

Right click on your C drive in explorer and goto properties and do disk cleanup. That will probably free up 10gb alone in windows update files.

 

Try https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/22088-compress-uncompress-windows-10-compact-os.html

 

Auslogics Windows Slimmer can do some low-level cleaning I've only seen in NtLite

 

1. fleschdnb is right, make disk clean up as he/she said. But I have to add, clean up system files too. Click on button "Clean up system files" (I don't know exactly how it is written in English), after short analysis you'll see the second tab "Advanced". Then delete system restore points. They are made automatically from time to time and eat significant space (sometimes up to 15-20 Gb). Only old restore points will be deleted (exept the latest one). If your PC works fine rignt now, this is an absolutely safe operation.

2. Download and install this: http://www.hibitsoft.ir/Uninstaller.html. In the right top of the interface there is a menu "Tools". Select "Junk files cleaner" from it. You can select files you want to clean up but I would advise you select them all. Hibit Uninstaller is the most effective cleaner I know. I use it all the time, it's safe too.

 

https://www.softwareok.de/?Download=MeinPlatz&goto=../Download/MeinPlatz_Portable_x64.zip

1. Analyze where the big fishes are. (Linked Software)
2. Look if you need the files
3. Delete and/or deactivate.

Normally stuff like the hibernate.sys and pagefile.sys .file are the killers and not everyone needs them
without any problem, they can take 4 -20 GB
(Hibernate.sys if you don't need Hibernate mode
pagefile.sys if you have enough RAM.)