Win10 hard drive clean hands-on tutorial!

After using this period of time, has your system disk with Windows 10 been a bit crowded? The following is the simplest way to clean up your hard drive in Windows 10. Since
empty the Recycle Bin

long time, Windows Recycle Bin has been among the elements of the system has not changed. Windows 10 still uses the Recycle Bin to hide all the files you want to throw away, and after you empty it, you get extra storage right away.
You can right-click on the recycle bin icon to empty it directly. If there is no recycle icon on the desktop, you can go to Settings > System > Storage, then click on "This Computer", select "Temporary Files", and then click "Empty Recycle Bin".
It should be noted that this method will only work if there are a large number of files in the recycle bin. When you have just installed Windows 10, the recycle bin should be empty, so emptying the recycle bin should not have much impact on the hard drive space.
delete temporary files and downloads

options in addition to emptying the recycle bin outside, you can see space temporary files and downloads of the hard disk in a temporary file which page. Temporary files on Windows systems are used to manage document editing, application processing, and printing tasks. These files are usually deleted automatically, but sometimes they are accumulated. You can delete them by clicking the "Delete Temporary Files" button.
In addition, the content you download from the Internet is also one of the main culprits in the hard disk space. You can click "View Download" on the same page and manually delete the content you don't need.
Uninstalling Applications
During the initial use of Windows 10, you may accidentally download too many applications, causing the system to have no extra space left for other content. Some apps take up a lot of hard disk space, but it's not very useful for you. So you can try to delete apps that you don't need.
Open the Start menu and go to Settings > System > Applications and Features. All applications and software installed on your computer will be displayed here. You can sort them by size, name, and installation date. If you find something you don't need, just select and click the Uninstall button.