To do that, do a system search for "Disk Cleanup" and select it from the search results to launch the utility. Select the drive where the program was removed from and click "OK." In Disk Cleanup, scroll down, tick the "Temporary Files" checkbox, and click "OK." In the popup, click "Delete Files" to clear the temporary folder.

The temporary files of the apps are saved to a Temp folder in the AppData folder. You can delete all files in that folder. Step 1: Press Windows + R to open Run. Step 2: Type %LOCALAPPDATA%Temp into the Run dialog and press Enter. This will navigate to the Temp folder in the AppData folder.

Follow this path: AppData > Local > Temp (You can right-click on the Temp folder and choose Properties to check how much storage space it is consuming) 2. Highlight all files inside of Temp folder and press the Shift and Delete keys to permanently delete. 3. Choose Yes on the "Delete multiple items" pop-up.