Windows 10: Probs with a Dell Inspiron 5748

Hmmm, they are not quite the sort of screen shot info I was expecting.

Just for completeness you could try this. Here are two commands to copy and paste (one at a time).

%SystemRoot%\System32\Cmd.exe /c Cleanmgr /sageset:65535

%SystemRoot%\System32\Cmd.exe /c Cleanmgr /sagerun:65535

What you do is this.

1/ Copy the first command. You are going to copy and paste it.

2/ Right click the Windows square in the lower left of the screen and select 'Command Prompt (Admin)' from the list. Accept the user account warning that will appear by saying 'Yes'

3/ Right click on the window that has opened and you will find the command you copied should automatically paste and run. If not just copy and paste it and press 'enter'.

4/ Scroll down the list that will have opened to see all the ticked items and what they clear. You can safely delete everything offered. If you click on each item it will tell you what the files are and what they do.

5/ Click OK when you are happy that all is ticked that you want and select 'OK'.

6/ Now copy and paste the second command in the same way and that will run the cleanup. It might take quite a while if its never been run before.

This only cleans up Windows files though. Anything from third party software won't be shown or deleted.

 

From your other Post > YOU have 725.6 Gigabytes of DATA in the Backups folder (Hidden Folder ???? )

 

From within "Command Prompt (Admin)" type

rmdir /s /q C:\Backups

to remove / delete the "Backups" Folder

Then create a system backup to an external drive (or any drive other then C:\