How to remove (Windows) temporary files

Temporary files are files that are created by a system or programs for temporary use, for example: temporary files in audio or video processing which may only contain parts of the video that is being processed. Windows itself also contains such files. In fact removing these temporary files just mean to delete the files for freeing up more spaces.

To do this, we can use programs such as CCleaner or Glary Utilities. But we can also go to C:\Windows\Temp and delete manually. We can also use Run menu to go directly to the folder without clicking mouse on the folder. Just press Windows Logo + R on the keyboard and type %temp% and then Select All files by pressing Ctrl + A. Then press Delete to remove all files. Remember to Empty Recycle Bin to completely remove the files and freeing up spaces.