Try these steps:

Identify the location of the data that you want to delete. This could be a specific directory, file, or database.

Determine whether the data is critical or necessary for the operation of any applications or services. If the data is important, consider backing it up or archiving it before deleting it.

Use a file manager or command-line tool to navigate to the directory or file that you want to delete.

Delete the data by either selecting it and pressing the delete key or using a command such as "rm" (remove) or "del" (delete).

Verify that the data has been deleted by checking the storage usage or searching for the file or directory.

Try these steps:

Identify the location of the data that you want to delete. This could be a specific directory, file, or database.

Determine whether the data is critical or necessary for the operation of any applications or services. If the data is important, consider backing it up or archiving it before deleting it.

Use a file manager or command-line tool to navigate to the directory or file that you want to delete.

Delete the data by either selecting it and pressing the delete key or using a command such as "rm" (remove) or "del" (delete).

Verify that the data has been deleted by checking the storage usage or searching for the file or directory.