Windows 10: Need help finding software to organize my pc

Hi all, sorry if I'm doing anything wrong in this post, first time posting and I'm on mobile, apparently that makes a difference. Title sums it up, I am looking for software that can sort out my pc. Preferably free, but if it works well then I will happily purchase it. I have a lot of programs, text, media files, photos, and definitely a lot of duplicate files, etc all over the place. I tried to sort everything out manually and I'm completely overwhelmed. The problem is that I have several people using my pc and over time everything started piling up. I will be happy if I can find something that will just put everything into folders and then I can use something like DropIt (maybe?) to organize everything where it should be and to make my job easier keeping things organized in the future. I hope this makes sense and thank you in advance.

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