1. Install a Cloud Storage Solution: Cloud storage is a great way to manage storage space in Windows 10 as you can easily back-up files and store extra files off-site. Popular cloud storage services include Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive. 2. Move Files to an External Drive: Transferring files to an external drive is a great way to free up space from your local hard drive and keep them backed up at the same time. You can use an external hard drive, flash drive, or other storage device depending on the size of the files you’re backing up. 3. Delete Unnecessary Files and Applications: Take time to delete unnecessary files and programs from your computer. For example, duplicate files or documents that haven’t been accessed in a while can safely be deleted. You can also uninstall unwanted programs to free up more space. 4. Use Disk Cleanup: Windows includes the Disk Cleanup vacuum which allows you to delete temporary files, system files, and other unnecessary items taking up space. To use it, go to Start > Settings > System > Storage > select a drive and click on “Clean up”. 5. Disable Hibernate: Hibernate takes up a large amount of disk space in Windows as it stores a copy of the operating system and all open files. If you don’t use this feature often, you can disable it to free up a few gigabytes of space. 6. Compress Files and Folders: Compressing files and folders is another easy way to save disk space. Right-click on a file or folder, select “Properties”, and then click the “Advanced” button. Check the “Compress contents to save disk space” option and click OK.

1. Right-click on the Start button and select Task Manager. 2. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete on your keyboard and select Task Manager. 3. Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc on your keyboard to open Task Manager. 4. Type taskmgr in the Windows search bar and press Enter.

If your folders and files have disappeared from Windows 10, the first step is to check your Recycle Bin. If you find them there, you can simply right-click the item and select ‘Restore’ to put them back in their original location. If they’re not in the Recycle Bin, try searching for the files and folders using the Windows search bar. If they don’t appear, they may have been moved or deleted by mistake. If you have a backup of your computer, you may be able to restore your missing files and folders. Check your backup to see if the files and folders are available there. You can also use third party tools like Recuva to help recover deleted files and folders. This tool is free to download and will scan for any deleted files or folders on your computer. If all else fails, you may need to contact your IT department or an IT professional for assistance in restoring your missing files and folders.

The sidebar in Windows 10 is known as the Taskbar. You can access the taskbar by moving your mouse cursor to the bottom of the screen. The taskbar will appear, giving you access to all of your installed programs, shortcuts and other settings.

No, there is no official Amazon app for Windows 10. However, the Amazon website can be accessed from the Microsoft Edge web browser.

You can remove items from your list in Windows 10 by either highlighting them, right-clicking, and clicking “Delete”, or by pressing the “Delete” key on your keyboard.

Yes, you can. You’ll need to purchase another license for Windows 10 and can use that license to install Windows 10 on any compatible PC.

1. Delete temporary files: Press the Windows key + R, type %temp% and press Enter to open the Temp folder. Delete all the files and folders inside the Temp folder. 2. Delete the software you no longer use: Press the Windows key, type Control Panel and click the result. Click Uninstall a program, select the programs you no longer need, and click Uninstall. 3. Use Storage Sense to delete temporary files automatically: Open Settings and select System. Select Storage and enable the Storage Sense feature. Select Temporary files, check the boxes for the file types you want to delete, and hit the Clean now button to delete them. 4. Clean up the hard drive: Open File Explorer and select This PC. Right-click the hard drive, select Properties, and select Disk Cleanup. Select the types of files you want to delete, and hit the OK button. 5. Uninstall bloatware: Press the Windows key, type uninstall, right-click the Uninstall a program result, and select Run as administrator. Look for programs you don’t need and uninstall them. 6. Disable hibernation: Press the Windows key + R, type powercfg.cpl and click OK. Select Change settings that are currently unavailable, uncheck the Enable hibernation box, and click Save Changes.

1. Open the Start menu and type "View Installed Updates" in the search bar. 2. Click on the result to open the Installed Updates window. 3. All Windows updates that have been installed will be listed in the window.

1. Open This PC. 2. In the left navigation pane, select the hard drive. 3. All the files and folders on the drive will be displayed in the main window.