Undoubtedly, modern computer users are much more advanced in terms of technology than they were a decade ago. Much has become familiar. People constantly install some programs, games and updates. With all this, a huge number of both useful software and garbage get into the system. Users eagerly download music and movies that take up all the space on local drives. Therefore, sooner or later, each user has a question about how to format a computer and free up space.
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You need to carefully monitor what is being downloaded to discs. Indeed, most often these files are not used, but simply lie dead weight. It is better to properly manage free disk space than resort to formatting, which can destroy valuable user files. And it is not always possible to restore them.