First, I'd go ahead and format that free space as an NTFS drive, and give it a definitive name like "Storage".
Then if you have any large Music, Movies or ISO files on C'
MOVE them to the new Storage partition.
Then do a massive Cleanup of your C drive, deleting every file that you don't need.
Running "Disk Cleanup" in Extended mode, would at least be someplace to start.
! Since XP only takes up about 12 to 15 gig's of HD space, it looks like you've acquired a lot of "junk" on that drive.
If you have
Hibernate turned on, then turn it off, to eliminate that HUGE '
Hiberfil.sys' file.
I've seen messes every bit as bad on customer's PC's, and it's totally fixable, but it does take some time, effort and a certain level of Expertise,
to know what to delete and what to leave alone.
For instance, if you've had XP for a number of years and you've had Auto Updates turned on, then you have a g'zillion update UN-Install folders in the Windows sub directory. They are easy to spot because they all start with a dollar sign ($).
You must have Windows Explorer set to "Show Hidden Files" in order to see all those.
Those can all be deleted as well as their corresponding KB******.log files, further down in the Windows directory.
At least, that's someplace to start.
You Could also download and run my XPCleanup.bat program (batch File) from my website.
http://www.drwho.inYou listed
NO security program that I would trust to make sure that you don't have Spyware, Adware, Trojans or tracking cookies on your PC.
What you did list, won't do that. At the very minimum, I'd be running "Malware Bytes" on that PC.
Good Luck!
The Shadow
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