How to Free Space Using Storage Sense in Windows 10

Looking for ways to free up space on your Windows 10 PC? With Storage Sense, you can automatically free up drive space by getting rid of items that you don't need, like temporary files and items in your Recycle Bin. Join Mike in this video to learn more!
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[@shanmugapriyabalu8529]

Hi Mike, If I set the storage sense to run every day, do you know at what time in a day exactly storage sense runs ? Example 3 AM or 10 AM or some other time?

[@TheDTAnderson]

Good stuff!!!

[@ITProTv]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mikerodrick5354]

Thanks!!

[@walterwood44]

Thanks Mike. I noticed that my Business OneDrive and SharePoint files are not checked becuase they are not on my C:\ drive but on D:\. IS there a way to have Srotage Sense check them?

[@mikerodrick5354]

Unfortunately, not yet.
From Microsoft "Storage Sense is available for Windows 10 version 1809 and later. Storage Sense runs only on the C: drive, so your OneDrive location must reside on the system partition (C:\). Storage Sense ignores other locations, including physical drives, such as CD and DVD drives, and logical partitions, such as D: drives."

[@mahil6488]

Just what I needed to know lol

[@ITProTv]

Great!

[@mikerodrick5354]

Glad to help, lol.

[@claudionlandu]

How it works in window 11

[@carsonjamesiv2512]

OK!

[@portman8909]

recommend every month for SSD's.