Drive [better] | Compressing C

Windows uses the NTFS file system, which includes a feature that compresses files on the fly. When you enable this for your entire C: drive, Windows shrinks the data stored on the disk.

One of the built-in solutions Windows offers is . But is "compressing your C: drive" a magic fix or a recipe for a sluggish computer? Here is everything you need to know about how it works, how to do it, and when you should avoid it. What Does "Compressing the C: Drive" Actually Do? compressing c drive

Go to Settings > System > Storage and toggle on Storage Sense. This automatically clears out temporary files and the Recycle Bin. Windows uses the NTFS file system, which includes