How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

Several times we copy paste the files in our computer. But sometimes we copy the same file which is already exist in our system. This result in high consumption of system memory space. So today we will show you a simple and useful procedure about removing the duplicate files.

Follow the below procedure step by step for deleting the duplicate folders and files.

Delete Duplicate Files In Computer In 4 Easy Steps

Step 1. First of all you have to download and install Duplicate File Finder. Now launch the software in your system.

Step 2. Now you have to select the drive or you can select the folder that you want to check for duplicate files on your PC.

How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

Step 3. Now it will start scanning the drive or folder. You can also see the scanning stats on the right side dialog box.

How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

Step 4. After scanning it will will display all the duplicate files. Finally you can open that file and delet it for saving memory.

How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

Method 2

If you are not satisfied you can try this alternate method also.

Step 1. Download and install Duplicate Cleaner and after launching the program click on start scan.

 

How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

Step 2. Now just sit back and let the software scan your duplicate files.

How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

How To Find And Remove Duplicate Files In Computer

Step 3. After scan completes, you will see the files marked as duplicate and its size as well. You can now delete it by selecting all your duplicate files.

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