Annuity death benefits are not often paid because most annuities are surrendered, transferred or annuitized for income prior to the death of the annuity owner or annuitant. The death benefit is often an afterthought, yet it is one of the more important components of the annuity contract.
To get to Disk Cleanup... Open File Explorer or My Computer. Right click the (C:) drive, and select Properties. The Disk Cleanup button is in the first tab that opens. This works in Windows XP and probably earlier, as well as on Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 - probably in Win 10 but I haven't tried that yet.
Set Windows to Run Disk Cleanup Automatically. First, some command line magic â click Start and type: cmd in the search box. Hit Enter. At the command prompt type: cleanmgr.exe /sageset:1 then hit Enter. The Disk Cleanup Settings window opens.Click the files you want to have Disk Cleanup delete.reate a Scheduled Task. To create the Scheduled Task click Start and type: task scheduler into the search box. Hit Enter. When Task Scheduler comes up, you need to create a new task. Click Action and click Create Basic Task. The Create Basic Task Wizard starts.