Auto-Delete Old Files or Folders Using Storage Sense
The Settings’s Storage Sense feature automatically removes files or folders when storage space is running low.
Step 1: Press Win + I to open the settings app then navigate to System > Storage.
Step 2: Toggle on Storage Sense.
Step 3: Click the Storage Sense to customize its settings.
Step 4: In the Configure cleanup schedules section you can select the time frame that suits you best for running the Storage Sense option.
You have the option to run it every day, every week, every month or during low free disk space (which is the default setting).
Step 5: Once everything is configured, click the Run Storage Sense Now button
How to Automatically Delete Old Files in Windows 11?
Automatically deleting old files in Windows 11 can help you manage your storage space more efficiently and keep your computer running smoothly. Over time, files can accumulate and take up valuable storage space, especially large or unneeded files such as downloads, temporary files, or old backups. By setting up automatic file deletion, you can free up space on your hard drive and improve your system’s performance.
Methods to Automatically Delete old files in Windows 11
- Method 1: Auto-Delete Old Files or Folders Using Storage Sense
- Method 2: Delete Old Files or Folders Using Command Prompt
- Method 3: Delete Old Files or Folders Using Task Scheduler
- Method 4: Delete Old Files or Folders Using Microsoft PC Manager
In this guide, we’ll show you how to set up automatic file deletion in Windows 11 using built-in tools and settings. With these easy steps, you can keep your storage clean and organized without the hassle of manually deleting files. Let’s get started!
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