If you have had your computer for a while, then you have likely built up a collection of files over time. We use our computers to store photos, videos, documents, and we install numerous programs to help make our PCs more useful.
Depending on how large your hard drive is, however, you will also likely see the “Low Disk Space” notification message pop up in your taskbar, no matter whether you are using the older Windows XP operating system or the newer Windows 7 OS.
But what does this mean, and how can you fix the problem?
Even small programs can consume your computer’s system resources which leads to computer slow down, crashes and freezes. When your Windows system resources are low your computer has less processing power for each application.
If you turn off your computer often, it’s likely that you turn it on just as much. Sometimes computer load times seem to take so long that you could eat breakfast and perform morning exercises, while still waiting to use your PC. It can be like you’re waiting on a turtle.
This post will be more in broader strokes to accommodate on different Windows operating systems. So, instructions will not be as detailed and hopefully more easily understood. If you are having problems with your PC some of these tips and advice can help you fix it.…
Nobody likes a computer crash. There is a potential loss of work, information and it just plain wastes our time.
