1. Disable Startup Programs: Start by disabling any unwanted or unnecessary startup programs that automatically run when you turn on your computer.
2. Decrease Animations: Go to System Properties > Advanced > Performance Settings and select “Adjust for best performance” to disable unnecessary animations.
3. Uninstall Unnecessary Apps: Uninstall any unnecessary apps and programs you don’t use in order to free up memory and processing power.
4. Use ReadyBoost: If your computer has a USB port, you can use a USB flash drive to speed up Windows by using ReadyBoost.
5. Defragment Your Hard Drive: Run the Disk Defragmenter utility to consolidate fragmented files and keep your hard drive running efficiently.
6. Clean Up Your Hard Drive: Cleaning your hard drive will free up space and improve your computer’s performance.
7. Limit Visual Effects: If you don’t need flashy visual effects, reduce them to a minimum to save memory and enhance performance.
8. Update Drivers: Make sure to regularly update your drivers to make sure you’re not missing out on important performance gains.