It doesn’t take much time before your Android tablet gets cluttered with redundant apps, rolls of pictures, unused widgets, “Misc” data, and cached files. All this occupies more and more internal storage every single day and affects the performance of your tablet.

These tips will help you get rid of the cobweb stored in your tablet’s internal storage within minutes and will give your lean gadget a new life.

1. Clear Apps From Android’s Built-in Storage Tool

All the new versions of Android come preloaded with a storage pane. This application shows you the distribution of used storage and helps you figure out which app or what data is taking up the most storage on your tablet. You can also see the amount of space occupied by videos, pictures, audio files, cached data, downloads, and miscellaneous files.

To clear the app cache, tap on Settings, then tap on the application manager. Find the apps that are consuming most of the space, select them and tap “Clear cache”.

2. Uninstall Apps

The Apps that are no longer in your use can occupy large chunks of your tablet’s storage. Especially the complex and extensive games and advanced tools. Delete all the unused apps and their related data. By doing so you will be surprised at the extensive amount of data that you have saved.

3. Move Your Data to SD Card

Most Android tablets still support an external microSD card. However, external memory slots are becoming obsolete over time. if your tablet supports a microSD card, you can exceed the storage space just by changing your old microSD card with a more storage capacity microSD card. However, the storage you exceed from the microSD card usually can’t be used for system siles and other apps. You can store videos, music, pictures, and other media files in this storage.

4. Backup All Your Important Data to Computer or Other Storage Devices

One of the best things about Android is that it allows you to expand your device storage by changing your external storage card with an enlarged card but this overhauled memory affects the performance of your device by slowing it down and can even cause a frozen interface. However, you can always move your data somewhere else. Backing up all the important data to a computer or other storage device will not only protect your data but can save you a lot of space too.

If you can’t free up space, understand the things that are taking so much data, or remove any data, then it can be an indication of a virus, malware, or bug. It’s best to opt for professional help under these circumstances as bugs, viruses, and malware can corrupt or decrypt your important data beyond repair. They can also stop your tablet from working at all.

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