Plan a safe disk cleanup for my PC
Plans a disk cleanup in safe-to-risky order, explaining each action before you run it and flagging anything hard to undo.
Task:
Plan a disk cleanup that frees space on my PC, ordered from the safest action to the riskiest.
Context:
My drive is [size] and has [free space] free. The biggest space users I know of are [folders, apps or file types, or "not sure"]. I want to free at least [amount], and I will not delete [things that must stay].
Rules:
- Give at most seven actions, each with what it removes, how much space it could free in a rough range and how hard it is to undo.
- Before any action that uses a command, a registry edit or a settings change, explain what it does in plain words and wait for me to confirm.
- Warn me about anything destructive or hard to undo, and put a backup step before the first risky action.
- Say when you are unsure what a setting or tool does on my Windows version, and tell me to check it on my own PC.
Result:
A numbered list ordered safe to risky, each item in one line with the three facts above, then a closing line on what to leave alone.