00:09Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you. Welcome to a special program.
00:14FreeDrive C is a somewhat old program, but it has many tools, so if
00:20You mean you'll find the tools within the Windows system; it will take you
00:24It took a long time, and the program gathered all the tools for you in one place as well.
00:28The program includes unique tools for compressing system files and INT IFS files.
00:33This is the last thing I will explain at the end of the video, and it is very useful for solving the problem.
00:39The C drive is full. This is the program's website; the program is free.
00:43Amin, you can check it; it works on all Windows systems. Click here.
00:47Also, its size does not exceed one megabyte, meaning it takes one or two seconds.
00:51It will be downloaded to your computer. As I said, you can scan it with any antivirus program.
00:56It does not contain any harmful or malicious software that could decompress it.
01:00Extract first and only press when you open it
01:04The program is even portable, meaning you won't need to install it; it's a lightweight and small program.
01:10It is very secure for all Windows systems.
01:13If you have Windows 7 and Windows 8, you will use the first version.
01:16This is if you have Windows 10 and Windows 11 like I do.
01:21Only use the second version; open it like this.
01:24Then you will go to free drive c.exe and click on it, or right-click on it, and it will run as system administrator.
01:31To open it on a computer case, or yes, it will open. This is the program.
01:37If this is how it is, as I said, there are many things; I will explain everything.
01:42Just follow along with the entire video so you don't miss the important parts.
01:45Okay, let's start here. This tape contains a collection of things.
01:51We'll leave that for the end of the video.
01:53We'll start with the toolbar on the left here: run cmd
01:56It will run cmd directly with you
01:59Here is the indexing option
02:01This function archives and indexes files on the system. You can use the "modify" or "advanced" option.
02:07I advise against getting close to her; understand her as she is.
02:09Here are the system properties
02:10This contains the computer name
02:12It contains hardware
02:13It has advanced features
02:14Settings are here
02:15virtual memory
02:16Here is system protection
02:18configure
02:19Here, a system restore point is created.
02:21What is the system restore point?
02:22A system restore point so that if any problem occurs, the computer reverts to working properly.
02:27optimize drives here
02:28To optimize the driver
02:30Press select
02:31The driver you want to optimize
02:33It speeds it up
02:34Improving his performance
02:35Solving some problems
02:36This means defragmenting any hard drive, SSD, or HDD.
02:41This process doesn't give it much of an effect on an SSD, but it gives it a very, very good effect on an HDD. Just to be honest, this is...
02:49Defragmentation for SSDs is done automatically.
02:53Regarding management, this will open the computer management section directly.
02:58Similarly, the security settings will open, allowing you to access the firewall settings in Windows. You can configure the network firewall, and you can also...
03:07You can configure the security tools in Windows from here.
03:09The configuration will also open the system configuration here for normal startup, or the normal boot process, if it boots more frequently.
03:19From the login system to secure mode, all you need to do is hide all Microsoft services.
03:24Now you can disable any services you want, but don't disable Microsoft services, as they are essential for Windows to function, as we explained.
03:32General, Boot, and Services, then you have startup and boot options. Click on Open Task Manager, and it will be directly redirected to the task manager.
03:41Windows 11
03:41Here you will see a feature that allows you to disable any program that starts with your computer and slows it down with a single click by selecting "disable".
03:51tools (a set of tools)
03:53Next, we move on to desktop icons. This is if you have a problem with the computer, network, user file, or control panel icons.
04:01It doesn't appear on desktops. You can make it appear with a single click; select it and click "apply for item" to make it appear.
04:06Here, the clean option is used to clean up hibernation or sleep mode. This is very important to enable on Windows; it may consume up to 8 GB.
04:13gigabytes from drive C
04:16I'm saying that activating hibernation or sleep mode means it will disable your system or take up to 4 to 8 gigabytes of data.
04:24hard disk
04:25How do I disable it? It's very simple. All you have to do is click on "disable." These are the power settings.
04:31I will disable it. I will react.
04:33It takes up about 4 GB. Click "disable" here. It's now disabled. You can only reactivate it via [website/platform name]. Note:
04:39It can use up to 7, meaning it can take up approximately 7-8 GB of hard disk space when activated.
04:46If we're here, we've freed up about 8 gigabytes using hibernation.
04:49Here you have virtual memory; I will make a separate explanation for it. You click on the advanced performance option.
04:55This patient file, or memory, means, for example, that you take something from the hard disk and convert it into memory.
05:05Either select "custom size" and do it here, or click on "system manage size".
05:11Meaning it takes from your hard disk and converts it into memory
05:14For me, this was an effective call on the system, but I encountered problems and it didn't work for me; I mean, it wasn't really a problem, but rather...
05:22problems
05:23But it didn't work. I'll try to explain it to you in a dedicated video about converting a hard disk to memory.
05:29Does it produce results, or is it just empty talk?
05:32By the way, this is a Microsoft-specific feature; all these things are Microsoft-specific.
05:37This means it's not just any external things; Microsoft allows that.
05:41But you must be aware of what you are doing.
05:44Here, next to virtual memory, we have system protection, which is a system restore point that we explained earlier. You can create a restore point.
05:52System from here
05:52Here, the "Install apps" option will open the "Program and Features" section. Here, you can easily uninstall programs using the control panel.
06:00panel
06:00You have Disk Cleanup; this is what's important for us. There are many things in the setup cleaner; you click on that.
06:07You select everything here, then clean it, then press OK and wait for it to clean it.
06:13I selected all of these files; they are unimportant, and deleting them won't affect anything.
06:19You will notice that I will select everything here and then click OK. Temporary files, Windows update files.
06:25Other program files that remain running
06:27After that, in the setup cleaner, you will click on run cleaner. We selected the things we want to clean.
06:33Next, we will click on Run Cleaner, and it will now begin deleting the items we selected, as you can see.
06:39Wait, another window will appear as well, and all you have to do is wait until the process is usually finished.
06:45It will free up space within the system drive C and clean it up. It will also move to hard read and other functions.
06:51Cleaning it will take you a few minutes.
06:55After that, we have storage cleanup after we finish setup or run.
07:00Storage cleanup – I won't go into too much detail, I've already explained it thoroughly.
07:04But if you have Windows 11, you will find something called Storage Sense.
07:09Simply activate it to run automatically, meaning automatic Windows cleaning once a week.
07:16Or every month, or better yet, leave it every month so that it works properly.
07:21Here, the disk cleanup wizard will come and select, for example, the system drive C, because it often deletes files quickly.
07:27Then leave it until it performs a calculation of the files on the system.
07:32Then go here. I've already cleaned this up several times with different programs, so I won't have much space left.
07:39You may have never cleaned these things before; a large area might appear to you here.
07:43Click the "Awakeed" button to delete all temporary and unnecessary files.
07:46Because nothing will happen, the system will continue to operate safely, without any errors or problems.
07:52So now, all this process we're doing is to free up space on the system drive C.
07:56We still have more important things to do before we move on to Compact. These are the important things.
08:02We have Compact OS here, which means this performs a certain function.
08:10Here, what it does is compress system files. As you can see, it compresses system files and makes them...
08:21This means less consumption of computer resources.
08:23This is a Microsoft-specific feature, meaning the program itself isn't the only way to know if it's safe. All you have to do is... it seems it will take
08:30With you after time
08:31If you find it unhelpful, click next to it to disable it. Also, the Int EVS Compression feature compresses Int EVS files.
08:39If you have an IFS file inside the system or on the C drive, you compress it. Even compressed files are compressed slightly; you perform a compression process.
08:48Press her
08:48So, if you have, for example, 10 GB of free space, when you compress these files using CompactOS and EntefOS compression, you will find
08:55For example, you might have 15 or 20 gigabytes of free space.
08:58Here's the username "Tomb Folder"; there's no need to change it. Leave it roughly as is. These were the things I wanted to explain.
09:06This program is a small, useful, free application that you can use safely and securely for anything else you do alongside it.
09:14This means that if you activate a feature and find it useless or not performing its function well, simply click on it.
09:24To disable it, if this was today's program, I hope it was helpful to you. Don't forget to activate the bell icon and subscribe to the channel for more.
09:31From the daily videos, God willing
09:33And support the channel until our next meeting, God willing, on the Free Education Blog with new explanations. Peace and God's mercy be upon you.
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