I would like to delete all contents on ONLY my SSD

[James_134]

Every time my SSD gets full of random programs I didn't mean to download, I always have to factory restore my PC to make room.

Why? Because I don't know what programs are installed on my SSD vs my Hard Drive. Also my operating system is saved on my SSD, so I need to delete everything bu that.

This may seem like a stupid question but may as well ask.

 

[BadActor]

If you use the File Explorer and go to your C: drive, presumably your OS system drive, you can look in Program Files and Program Files x86 and see what you have installed there.

 

[James_134]

If you use the File Explorer and go to your C: drive, presumably your OS system drive, you can look in Program Files and Program Files x86 and see what you have installed there.

Yes. But that's too long and time consuming. Any faster ways? I know I'm lazy xD

 

[CountMike]

Well, there's no lazy way to do it apart from what you usually do. Better way is to prevent it from happening. Have just one folder for all downloads so you can empty it fast. designate another folder for "keepers".
For installed programs you can use something like Revo Uninstaller Free to uninstall them without usual clatter programs leave behind. Ccleaner can get a lot of "extras" too.