Windows needs a certain amount of free space on your drive to perform well. If your drive is too full, your computer may slow to a crawl or you might experience errors. Microsoft doesn't specify exactly how much free space you should have, but the general rule of thumb is about 20% of your hard disk capacity, or 2.5X the amount of RAM you have installed. You can check how large your hard disk is by pressing Win+E and selecting your hard drive. It is more important to keep free space on your Windows hard disk if you have more than one installed. You can check how much RAM you have installed by pressing Win+Pause. Win+R and type cleanmgr. This will launch the Disk Cleanup utility. This utility will scan your hard drive and remove unused and old temporary files. You can free up a significant amount of space using this utility. This is typically the C: drive. Disk Cleanup will scan the drive for files to be removed, which may take a few minutes. The amount of space you will recover will be listed next to each entry. Generally, it is safe to remove everything that Disk Cleanup reports. Clean up system files button. Once you have everything checked, click the button to remove the files. Disk Cleanup will handle the process automatically.
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One-sentence summary -- Delete old files that you don't use anymore. Press . Select your hard disk. Check the box for each item you want to remove. Click the .

Take the Magic Knight quest from the Bulletin Board and then you will given a new set of quests. Don't forget to repair your equipment before you jump into a dungeon. 8. found in Wally's Castle. Wally no. 8 is a mechanical-type boss. He can glide and hit hard if you don't have any proper equipment, so make sure you bought equipment in par with your level. If you don't have enough money to purchase items, remember equipments are dropped by mobs, so make sure to clear your inventory before doing dungeon runs. Even in Very Hard difficulty, Wally no. 8 can be taken down quick if you have DPS type in the party; this could be a Mage or an Archer. You can also ask help from people with higher levels. The quest can be completed in any difficulty. This can be obtained from Mickey in Underground Waterway. This quest must be done under the Very Hard difficulty or else no Mickey's Tails will be dropped. You have to clear the Wally's Castle after gathering the Tails. However, in this quest, you are not given any time limit, but only to finish and obtain B rank or above. Getting B rank is easy, as long as you kill a lot of monsters, used skills in defeating them, and obtain less damage from enemy attacks. This is found in Wally's Castle by killing the Wally's Guardians. This may or may not drop in your first dungeon run, so be ready to do multiple runs. This is done in Very Hard dungeon level. You can clear this quest with party members or with the help of higher-level players. After you have completed all the quest, return to the city and then click the Bulletin Board. You will be rewarded for our hard work, and your class is now changed to Magic Knight. If for some reason you're unable to change to your next class regardless of finishing the quest, simply log off then log in again to have the game system register that you have, in fact, cleared the job quest. After becoming a Magic Knight, your next advance class will be Rune Slayer. Reach at least level 35 to unlock the class change quest.
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One-sentence summary -- Check the Bulletin Board. Kill Wally No. Collect 7 Mickey's Tails. Clear Wally's Castle. Collect the Exequatur of Velder Principality. Return to the city.

Many professors are required to hold office hours and a lot of students do not take advantage of them. Check your professor's office hours, which they typically provide at the beginning of the semester. Go to their office hours regularly to get help with an assignment, talk about exam prep, or ask for help with a paper. Not only will they be impressed with your work ethic, but you'll stick out. You won't just be a face in the crowd of students, and you'll form a bond. Don't come to their office hours every week if you don't have anything to discuss. However, once you have developed the habit of seeing your professor during their office hours, you may come and just talk for a while about any other topic, not related with school. By this time, they will probably realize you are interested in them. Familiarity can lead to fondness. Simply getting in face time with your professor can lead to them developing feelings. Try to arrive to your classroom or lecture hall a few minutes early, and make it a point to greet your professor with a smile. Say hello, ask them how their day is going, discuss an aspect of the class, whatever! Just make time to talk to them one-on-one. They will appreciate your friendly and outgoing nature. Ask them with a question about class or about a homework assignment. Share your thoughts on an interesting discussion brought up during class. Send them a link to an article that you think they would find interesting. Just do anything to make yourself stand out, and find reasons to start a dialogue. In your e-mails, stay professional, but a little bit playful. If you're sending an e-mail at night or during a day off, think of a witty way to justify this. If your professor uses smileys, include a winky face too. Every professor's boundaries in correspondence are different, and you have to figure out the best way of writing to your teacher. You don't want to be just another student who sends them boring e-mails every other day. Even if you want to talk to them every day, limit your correspondence unless it's absolutely clear that your professor wants to speak that much as well. If you overdo it, you will be a nuisance.
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One-sentence summary -- Go to office hours. Talk to them before and after class. Email them.

If you are buying a house, ask the seller what company they used to inspect the home, to ensure that you choose a different one. This is important in cases of fraud or deception, which are rare but still possible. For example, the seller could have a personal relationship with the inspector and ask them to refrain from disclosing important information. It is also important because its always a good idea to have two separate, unbiased, and impartial inspections done from two different perspectives to ensure that nothing major is overlooked. " This is a simple way to find companies with websites or companies listed in online yellow pages. Keep in mind that the first several results of a Google or similar search engine query will be paid advertisements, and not necessarily the best companies. Scroll through the results to see your options. You can also try an old fashioned phone book if you have one handy! Anyone who has purchased a home in the last couple of years in your town will do, but especially ask friends who have purchased similar homes (age, condition, location). Post to social media accounts like Facebook or Twitter. Often you may not know of anyone who has used a service, but your trusted friends might post your query to their own friends and find someone who can give a recommendation. Keep in mind that if you are buying a house, its common for the real estate company you are using to recommend an inspection company. Do not automatically assume this company will be a good one. After you've found a few local options, look for reviews on websites other than their own, as many companies edit the reviews on their own websites or only post positive ones. You can also find reviews on social media business pages, if you know the name of a particular company. Keep in mind that very small businesses often only have reviews written by friends or family of the owners, who may have never used their services. This isn't necessarily a reason to reject them out of hand, but you may need to do a little more digging to find actual clients.
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Find out what company the other party is using. Google your town and the phrase "home inspection company. Ask friends in the area. Google them and read reviews.