Repair or replace? Which upgrade pays off? Is the slowdown fixable or is it time? Plain-spoken maths and honest guides for everyday PC problems — type your question and get a straight answer in seconds. The full detailed report costs less than a coffee: $2.95.
Drives fill up quietly, and the first warning is usually a slow PC or a failed update. This audit turns the vague feeling of 'no space' into exact numbers: your total capacity, what is free right now, and a realistic estimate of the junk you could reclaim — temp files, old downloads, the recycle bin and installer leftovers. The verdict tells you plainly whether you are in the danger zone, whether a clear-out is enough, or whether the honest answer is an archive drive or a bigger internal drive. It is the same maths a repair shop would do, done free in seconds.
See exactly how full your drive is, how much junk you could reclaim, and whether you genuinely need more storage or just a good clear-out.
Keep at least 10-20% of your drive free. Below about 15% Windows slows because it needs headroom for swap files, temp files and updates, and SSDs wear faster and slow down as they fill. Above 85% used is the warning zone.
The recycle bin, temp files (Disk Cleanup or Storage Sense handle these), old downloads and installer files you no longer need. Leave system files, program files and anything you are unsure about alone — the tool's reclaimable estimate is meant as a safe, realistic figure.
When you have cleared the safe junk and still sit above 85% full. The honest options are an external drive for archives, a bigger internal drive, or moving photos and media to cloud storage — not deleting things you actually want.
Every tool answers instantly from our own knowledge and calculators — no AI wait, no account. Honest maths and plain guidance, always educational and never pushy about buying new gear: repair, upgrade, backup and security decisions explained in language a human actually uses. Results are estimates and guides, not guarantees, and nothing you type is stored. Want the deeper, personalised version? Each has a $2.95 full report.