尽管Disk Cleanup不是(Disk Cleanup)Windows中经常使用的工具,但它仍然派上用场,而且我发现它可以很好地清除一些其他清洁器无法处理的东西。在Windows 10中,您可以通过多种方式打开磁盘清理(Disk Cleanup)。在这篇文章中,我将引导您了解访问磁盘清理(Disk Cleanup)的不同方法。
(Disk Cleanup)通过管理工具(Administrative Tools)清理磁盘
进入磁盘清理(Disk Cleanup)的第一种方法是转到控制面板(Control Panel),然后打开管理工具(Administrative Tools)并单击磁盘清理(Disk Cleanup)。很(Pretty)直接,但有点乏味的过程。
如果您碰巧仍在使用Windows 8,您可以阅读我之前关于如何在 Windows 8 中打开控制面板的文章,如果您在执行此操作时遇到问题。
如果你真的经常使用它,你可以右键单击管理工具中的(Administrative Tools)磁盘清理(Disk Cleanup),然后选择Pin to Start或Pin to Taskbar。
通过运行对话框清理磁盘
另一种方法是打开一个运行对话框并输入用于磁盘清理的直接可执行文件。单击(Click)Start,输入 run并按Enter。输入Cleanmgr.exe。
通过磁盘属性进行磁盘清理
您也可以打开资源管理器(Explorer),右键单击要运行磁盘清理(Disk Cleanup)的驱动器,然后选择属性(Properties)。
您会在右侧看到磁盘清理按钮,它显示驱动器的容量。(Disk Cleanup)
通过开始搜索进行磁盘清理
打开Disk Cleanup的最简单方法是简单地单击Start并输入disk cleanup。这应该是第一个结果。
如果您使用的是Windows 8 ,打开(Windows 8)磁盘清理(Disk Cleanup)的最简单方法是打开超级(Charms)按钮栏,然后单击搜索(Search)。输入磁盘清理(Disk Cleanup),然后单击设置(Settings)。
单击通过删除不必要的文件释放磁盘空间(Free up disk space by deleting unnecessary files)。这将调出磁盘清理。
运行扩展磁盘清理
Windows 10 还具有可以运行的扩展磁盘清理功能,其中包含比标准版本更多的选项。(Cleanup)一些网站表示扩展版本与您在正常的磁盘清理对话框中单击(Disk Cleanup)清理系统文件(Clean up system files)时相同,但事实并非如此。
当我运行扩展磁盘清理时,我的 PC 上至少还有 11 个选项,它实际上清除了一些额外的 GB,即使在我选择了系统文件选项后也没有删除。您可以通过打开提升的命令提示符然后复制并粘贴以下内容来进行扩展磁盘清理:
cmd.exe /c Cleanmgr /sageset:65535 & Cleanmgr /sagerun:65535
如果您愿意,请继续检查所有内容,然后单击“确定”。它绝对应该比通常清除更多的文件。显然,您的里程会有所不同。
磁盘清理故障排除
如果您遇到了无法运行磁盘清理的罕见情况,那么您可以尝试一些简单的事情。首先,尝试运行系统文件检查器扫描以确保所有系统文件都正常。您可以通过打开命令提示符(开始 -(Start –)键入 cmd)并运行以下命令来执行此操作:
sfc /scannow
您可以做的第二件事是打开资源管理器(Explorer)并在地址栏中输入%temp%并手动删除位于那里的所有文件和文件夹。
这就是Disk Cleanup的全部内容。这是一个在Windows(Windows)中已经存在了很长时间的实用程序,这是理所当然的。它在清理硬盘驱动器方面做得非常出色,而无需安装第三方工具。享受!
How to Run Disk Cleanup in Windows 10
Even though Disk Cleanup iѕ not a very often used tool in Windows, it still does come in handy and I have found that it does a good job of getting rid of some stuff that other cleaners can’t. Іn Windows 10, you can open Disk Cleanup in а number of ways. In this post, I’ll walk you through the different ways to get to Disk Cleanup.
Disk Cleanup via Administrative Tools
The first way to get to Disk Cleanup is to go to the Control Panel and then open Administrative Tools and click on Disk Cleanup. Pretty straight-forward, but kind of a tedious process.
If you happen to be using Windows 8 still, you can read my previous post on how to open the Control Panel in Windows 8 if you’re having trouble doing that.
If you really use it a lot, you can right-click on Disk Cleanup in Administrative Tools and choose Pin to Start or Pin to Taskbar.
Disk Cleanup via Run Dialog
Another way to do this is to open a run dialog and type in the direct executable for disk cleanup. Click on Start, type in run and press Enter. Type in Cleanmgr.exe.
Disk Cleanup via Disk Properties
You can also open Explorer, right-click on the drive you want to run Disk Cleanup on and choose Properties.
You’ll see the Disk Cleanup button located on the right-hand side down where it shows the capacity of the drive.
Disk Cleanup via Start Search
The easiest way to open Disk Cleanup is to simply click on Start and type in disk cleanup. It should be the first result.
If you are using Windows 8, the easiest way to open Disk Cleanup is to open the Charms bar and then click on Search. Type in Disk Cleanup and then click on Settings.
Click on Free up disk space by deleting unnecessary files. This will bring up Disk Cleanup.
Running the Extended Disk Cleanup
Windows 10 also has an extended Disk Cleanup that can be run, which includes more options than what you get in the standard version. Some sites have stated that the extended version is the same as when you click on Clean up system files in the normal Disk Cleanup dialog, but that’s not true.
I had at least 11 more options on my PC when I ran the extended disk cleanup and it actually cleared out a few extra GB’s that was not removed even after I chose the system files option. You can get to the extended disk cleanup by opening an elevated command prompt and then copying and pasting the following:
cmd.exe /c Cleanmgr /sageset:65535 & Cleanmgr /sagerun:65535
Go ahead and check everything if you like and then click OK. It should definitely clear out more files than it does normally. Obviously, your mileage will vary.
Troubleshooting Disk Cleanup
If you have run into the rare instance where disk cleanup won’t run, then there are a few simple things you can try. Firstly, try to run a system file checker scan to make sure all the system files are OK. You can do that by opening the command prompt (Start – type cmd) and running the following command:
sfc /scannow
The second thing you can do is to open Explorer and type in %temp% into the address bar and manually deleting all the files and folders located there.
That’s about all there is to Disk Cleanup. It’s a utility that’s been around for ages in Windows and rightfully so. It does an overall excellent job of cleaning out your hard drive without having to install third-party tools. Enjoy!