System32 Takes Too Much Space, How to Fix
My 128 GB SSD disk is getting low on space, so I'm looking for several ways to conserve it, such as turning off hibernation and deleting the data from Windows backups. Then, I found that the C:/Windows/System32/config folder is taking up 68,192,0 MB and includes 19,1525 files, which is absolutely not normal. How can I fix it?
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Roxanne· Answered on Apr 23, 2024
Usually, the System32 folder is located at C:\Windows\System32 or C:\Winnt\system32, storing many important system files and folders. Its normal size ranges from 3GB to 5GB and may increase over time. However, if you have too many system restore points, Windows malfunctions, virus infections, or improper system configurations on your Windows computer, it may take up to several hundreds of GBs.
Don't worry. EaseUS Partition Master Professional will come to your rescue with its powerful disk cleanup tool. This program can scan all files and folders on your C drive, and you can also manage or remove useless files. In addition, it supports moving files from the C drive to the D drive.
Below are the detailed steps:
Step 1: On your Windows computer, download and install EaseUS Partition Master.
Hover your cursor over "PC Cleaner" in the suite, then click the Download icon to install and start EaseUS CleanGenius.
Step 2: On the main panel of EaseUS CleanGenius, choose "Cleanup" and click "Scan" to begin scanning.
Step 3: To clean huge files, choose unnecessary files and click "Clean" after scanning.
Step 4: Click "Done" to end the procedure when EaseUS CleanGenius cleans the selected files.
