1. Keep your system clean and up-to-date with regular maintenance tasks such as disk defragmentation, disk cleaning, and anti-virus scans.
2. Limit the number of applications and services that are running on your computer at one time.
3. Use updated drivers on all devices connected to your system.
4. Regularly check for security updates and patches, and apply them when they become available.
5. Optimize background processes so that they don’t consume too much CPU or memory resources.
6. Regularly run diagnostics tests on your system to ensure everything is functioning at an optimal level.
7. Monitor your system’s performance regularly and adjust settings as needed.
8. Utilize resources like cloud computing to maximize system efficiency and reduce hardware costs.
9. Delete temporary files and other unnecessary data from your computer.
10. Monitor your network connection for problems and address them quickly.