Hi Sandra.
Go to Computer on the desktop.
Select the disc drive if it's unselected with the space bar.
Then do an alt-Enter for properties.
You'll find all the disk clean-options in the menu that comes up.
As for finding your free space, having selected the drive as above, Jaws
key-up arrow should tell you exactly.
-Tiddy.
On 08/10/2016 10:14, Sandra Gayer wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I'm so sorry for the blank message. My finger slid sideways to enter
when I was searching for the closing bracket.
I have had issues with space on my laptop's C drive. A couple of weeks
ago, it said I had insufficient space for such and such a file. I
deleted an awful lot of data and, while it was in the repair shop,
(for something else), they got rid of 40 GB. I don't know how to find
out how much space I have used and how much I have left. Is there a
set of Jaws keystrokes for this? (I'm using Jaws 13 on Windows 7).
I've been doing a lot of backing up and have found multiple copies of
the same thing and deleting but I don't know if what I'm doing is
making much of a difference.
Also, if you don't mind me changing the subject slightly within the
same thread, how do you run Defragmenter? I was looking this up on
Microsoft's website but once getting beyond Programmes and system
tools, landing on the right thing sounded mousy. Are there any Jaws
friendly keystrokes for this too?
Very best wishes,
Sandra.
