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Posted May 19th, 2023 08:00
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Posted May 23rd, 2023 12:00
go to Settings | System | Storage, and click Show more categories. That will show you what is using the most space. On that same panel you can also run Storage Sense to delete temp files, etc, and you may configure Storage Sense to run automatically in future.
Also, do this:
That should free up a fair bit of space for you.
Note that applications are by default installed to your C: drive. Some applications take up a lot of storage. If there are any applications that you no longer need, you may uninstall them to free up space.