First things first, using the Command Prompt incorrectly may render your system inoperable, and at the time you will not be able to recover deleted files. So proceed carefully and exercise extreme ...

Launch multiple apps at once, clear temporary files, and more.

If Disk Cleanup is not working properly and does not remove Windows Update files, Temporary files, Windows.old folder, Internet files, etc. do this to fix the issue. Remove Temporary Files manually ...

Alright, so I've managed to figure out how to delete subdirectories while while sparing their wildcard parents, using the FOR command (Thanks to whoever suggested this). Anyway, my problem is that ...