Ok I was having this problem where I space would mysteriously get taken up on my hard drive while I'm connected to the internet. Then I tried deleting temporary internet files from the internet options. That seemed to help a little bit. Then all the sudden out of no where I was able to free up almost a gig of space when I did a disk clean up and compress old files had a bunch of space on it. I had done a disk clean up many times before and compress old files never had that much space on it. I guess it takes time for those "files" to become old. Is there a way where I can bypass the compress old files method and delete these unwanted files as they build up? na

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