Enabling and / or disabling the handy drive compression on Windows 10 is easy or MS Server!
Operating systems use file compression to shrink files by compressing the rarely used data to save space. This can be used when disk space is running low and you run out of files that you can manually remove to free up space on your hard drive. After uninstalling Windows 10 programs, and Windows 10 disk cleanup has been done!
How to enable drive compression on Windows 10!
1. Please start the Windows 10 File Explorer (shortcut Windows + E)
by a simple right-click the second "Properties" Calling
3. In the drive properties tab "General"
4. And without detours to save "drive to compress space " activate
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If you have too little hard disk space on your Windows drive, usually C: \ suffers from the performance of your Windows PC. Windows 10 sometimes automatically compresses files on your computer to free up space when disk space is running low. Often you won't even notice that your files have been compressed and this may not be done automatically. To access a compressed file, it must first be decompressed by Windows. This takes additional time, although it is very minimal.
