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without installing any tools can i still debug and see where the maximum memory consumption as i am not allowed to install anything on this laptop?
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17gb free of 230 gb in C drive on windows10 laptop<br />
i see some slow ness<br />
how much free space ideally i should have to run smoothly<br />
how to see which folder occupying more to delete and move<br />
please advise
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17gb free of 230 gb in C drive on windows10 laptop
i see some slow ness
how much free space ideally i should have to run smoothly
how to see which folder occupying more to delete and move
please advise

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