1. Defragment disk drives: Disk fragmentation occurs when files are broken into pieces and scattered across the disk drive instead of being stored as contiguous blocks. Defragmenting a disk drive can make file access more efficient and improve computer performance.
2. Uninstall programs you no longer use: Uninstalling unnecessary programs can free up disk space and reduce clutter, helping to speed up your computer.
3. Clean up temporary files: Temporary files generated by programs or web browsers can take up disk space and slow down your computer. Regularly clearing out these files can help improve computer performance.
4. Use disk cleanup tools: Utilizing disk cleanup tools can help to delete unneeded files and optimize disk performance.
5. Disable unnecessary startup programs: Disabling startup programs can help to improve computer performance by limiting the amount of applications and processes that run when the computer is booted up.