Why does the Win10 system become larger the more it is used?

There are several possible reasons that can cause the Win10 system files to grow larger over time.

1. System updates: Each system update brings in new features and fixes bugs, increasing the overall size of the system.
2. Applications and files: Over time, users may install and use more applications and files, which will occupy the storage space of the system.
3. Cache files: The Win10 system automatically creates some cache files to improve system performance. These cache files may increase over time, thus increasing the system’s size.
4. Temporary files: During regular system use, some temporary files are created and stored in the system, and these temporary files may increase over time.
5. Recycle bin files: When a user deletes files, they will be moved to the recycle bin, which takes up a certain amount of storage space.

To reduce the size of Win10 system files, you can try the following methods:

1. Regularly clean temporary files and recycle bin files.
2. Uninstall unnecessary applications and delete files that are no longer in use.
3. Clean up system files using a disk cleaning tool.
4. Compress files and folders to save storage space.
5. Turn off some unnecessary features and services in the system settings.