We suggest getting at least a 1TB hard drive (All the space you could need). If you’re someone who’s not into putting everything online into the ‘cloud,’ and would prefer physical storage, then external hard drives are for you. You can store everything in a cloud and access it from any device – an added bonus if you ask us.Īn external hard drive has been a favourite for many years. If it’s a viable option for you, making use of something like iCloud, Google Drive or OneDrive can help greatly to keep your pc clear of files, making its battery life longer, its speed faster and just an overall satisfying feeling of not storing anything on your computer itself. You can get a visualisation program that does this for you – it’s called Disk Inventory X and you can get it here. This is a great way to see which stuff you can trash and which is important – then organise them into a logical folder hierarchy so that they’re in a place that you know where they are, and when the time comes, you can just delete them. In this way, you can see which parts of your hard drive are taking up the most space – and delete them if you no longer have any use for them. Visualise your internal storage by having a look at this representation. Here’s an example: Work > 2021 > April > Folder A > Folder B > Folder C Keeping your folders clean and organized with the files that you NEED are a good foundation for keeping space open on your computer. Having an organized folder hierarchy each month will save you a bunch of space, as we all know that ‘Save to Desktop’ is the first place you click to save something when you’re in the work zone. So, here are a few tips to avoid the deleting spree and keep your stuff organized and up to date: Somewhere down the line you’re looking for something from a few weeks ago and then bam, it hits you, you trashed it in that deleting frenzy. Is your laptop or PC running out of space? We’ve all been there, and it’s no use deleting a bunch of random stuff in a frenzy to save that one PDF from your boss that has urgent info on it – because honestly, that’s just counterproductive.
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