Clean Temp file on Windows

 Whenever we use any file or software then there is the temporary file created which saved on temp folder. When temp file limit exceed than you may feel your laptop running slow and taking too much time to open any file or software. You can easily fix the slow file open process and laptop running slow up to 20%-30% with just removing manual temp file. See below steps to know

 


 ?How to remove temp file in windows manually

Step1- Open run command

 

 

 

Press Windows Key + R  button

 



Type “%temp%”  press ok button




 


Step2– Delete all the files and folders showing in the temp folder as shown below image.


 

 


Step 3 - repeat  step one and two with typing the following command 

prefetch
temp
recent
dllcache


 

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