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Saving files onto data disks is not the ideal scenario, as you can't really fit all that much onto them, and they cost money. But, if you first zip the files up that you're going to transfer onto the data disks, then you will be able to fit more information onto them. After that, you can go back and delete all the files from your computer. Personally, if you're going to purchase data disks, and go through the trouble of transferring files onto them, it would be better to invest into an external hard drive. They will hold more information and be easier to work with.
7. Save Space on your hard drive: Music Files
Music files take up a ridiculous amount of space on your computer. By transferring these files onto an external drive, zipping them up, or burning them all onto data disks you will free up an exorbitant amount of space.
8. Organize your Hard Drive: Delete Files from your Desk Top
Having too many files on the desk top of your computer can feel cluttered and obtrusive. If you work on the computer, or use it for any time at all, you will feel all warm and fuzzy inside by deleting or moving the files from your desktop and putting them into files within your "My Documents" "Pictures" or other directories within your computer. It will also help you to access the files more intuitively and stay organized.
9. Organize your Hard Drive: Book Marks
This isn't necessarily related to your hard drive, but it is refreshing to have a nice set of organized, well titled and descriptive bookmarks in the browser that you prefer. Open up your book marks, and properly title, organize in folders, delete unused links and view all your book marks. This will also take some time, but will probably save you time in the long run, by finding the sites you need right away and with ease.
10. Organize your Hard Drive: Delete, Rename and Organize your Folders
On your computer, the top tier of folder should be: My Documents, My Pictures, My Music, Program Files, Temp, and Windows (or whatever operating system name or designation is here.) There may be some others depending upon what you have downloaded onto your system, like PHP, APACHE or others.
Under these folders, you should do your best to organize, delete, rename and prioritize your files so that you can access them as easily as possible, and as intuitively as possible. It may take some time, but it end up saving you time in the long run; instead of searching through your whole computer for a file or folder, you'll know exactly where it's at. Also, by doing this, you might find folders and/or files that you can safely delete.
DO NOT delete any files or folders within your windows or other operating system directory. In fact, don't even go in that folder unless you are an experienced operating system professional.
Special Thanks to: Nikki Freeman, Yahoo! Contributor Network
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