![]() ![]() Windows 10 has an easier way of doing this through the “Settings” app. Here, Windows shows you how your system is used and how much space you can free up. Select each category and choose carefully the files that you wish to delete. Fix 1: Temporarily Disable Your Antivirus Program If these steps don’t fix the issue, try the solutions below. If the antivirus software that you’re using is overprotective, it might block some services and processes from functioning. If that’s the case, disabling it temporarily might fix the problem. ![]() The process of disabling your antivirus differs depending on the type of antivirus that you’re using. Refer to the user manual for instructions. Is your computer running slow or suffering system glitches? If so, it may need maintenance. Try running a dedicated PC optimization tool to check the health of your PC and apply the necessary fixes. Remember, disabling your antivirus makes your computer vulnerable to attacks. Fix 2: Run Windows 10 Activation Troubleshooter Therefore, make sure that you activate it as soon as you’re done verifying if it’s the culprit. If you encounter issues trying to activate Windows 10, the Activation Troubleshooter can help to fix it. To access and use this feature, you have to be signed in as an administrator. To run Activation Troubleshooter, go to Settings > Update & Security > Activation, and then click on the “Troubleshoot” link. Note that the “Troubleshoot” option is only available if your Windows version isn’t activated. ![]()
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