03-01-2015, 06:34 AM
Hello!
Since you have an SSD, a larger SSD with room for both operating systems would go a long way towards fixing your space problem. Additionally, there are things you can do to Windows to gain space for some of the Linux stuff or perhaps even space for a dual boot - like:
1. Cleaning the Windows registry with something like CCleaner or Glary Utilties (I use both) to stay on top of unneeded registry entries and temporary files.
2. Using Windows' Disk Cleanup to remove the 2-3 GB of stuff left behind after EVERY new Windows install, to include Windows Update backup files.
Short of defragmentation, I try to squeeze every byte from my SSDs that I can...
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
Since you have an SSD, a larger SSD with room for both operating systems would go a long way towards fixing your space problem. Additionally, there are things you can do to Windows to gain space for some of the Linux stuff or perhaps even space for a dual boot - like:
1. Cleaning the Windows registry with something like CCleaner or Glary Utilties (I use both) to stay on top of unneeded registry entries and temporary files.
2. Using Windows' Disk Cleanup to remove the 2-3 GB of stuff left behind after EVERY new Windows install, to include Windows Update backup files.
Short of defragmentation, I try to squeeze every byte from my SSDs that I can...
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
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