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2. www.pcworld.com › article › 407245How to speed up Windows 10 for free - PCWorld

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   Jul 13, 2021 · This brings up the System Properties dialog box, already on the Advanced tab. Click the Settings button in the Performance box (the first of three “Settings” buttons on this tab). This brings ...

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   The tips are listed in order, so start with the first one, see if that helps, and then continue to the next one if it doesn’t. 1. Make sure you have the latest updates for Windows and device drivers. 2. Restart your PC and open only the apps you need. 3. Use ReadyBoost to help improve performance. 4. Make sure the system is managing the page ...

4. www.windowscentral.com › tips-tricks-increase-pc20 tips and tricks to increase PC performance on Windows 10

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   • Restart computer. Shutting down and restarting your computer is perhaps one of the first things you can do to speed up the system. (It might be obvious, but it's not the first thing that usually comes to mind.)
   • Disable startup apps. On Windows 10, many apps can register themselves to start automatically during startup and continue to run in the background, wasting system resources that can slow down the experience.
   • Disable apps relaunch on startup. Windows 10 has a feature that restarts the apps from your last session after a reboot, even before you sign in. Although this is a convenience feature that can speed up the process of quickly resuming where you left off, it can also impact system performance.
   • Disable background apps. On Windows 10, some apps can continue to run tasks in the background even when you're not using them. If you want to speed up your computer as much as possible, you can decide which apps can operate in the background or disable the feature to block all apps.

5. www.pcmag.com › how-to-tune-up-your-windows-10-pcHow to Tune Up Your Windows 10 PC for Free | PCMag

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   • Tune-Up Windows 10 With Windows 10. In terms of operation, Windows 10 is a superior operating system compared to Windows 8 and 7. That said, you still to make sure that your PC runs at peak efficiency.
   • Windows 10 vs. Third-Party Tune-Up Apps. One undeniable strength of third-party tune-up utilities is their ability to perform several system actions from within one easily negotiable interface—often with just a single mouse-click.
   • Clean Up Windows 10 Now, Here's How. If you don't mind exploring Windows' many PC-improving options on your own, you may not need to download a tune-up utility.
   • Fire Up the Disk Defragmenter. Over time, the data on a hard drive disk (HDD) scatters across the storage device, thus increasing load times. As a result, defragmenting your PC's hard drive disk—the act of bringing those data bits closer together—is an essential task.

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   • Check Your Startup Programs. When a computer is slow to boot up, a common ailment is having too many startup programs. To fix this in Windows 10, press the Windows key, and then type (and select) Task Manager.
   • Adjust Your Restart Settings. When your computer restarts automatically because of a system or program update, by default Windows 10 tries to reopen everything that was open on the desktop before the shutdown.
   • Remove Bloatware and Superfluous Apps. Startup apps are just half the problem. Some programs have little helper utilities that run in the background even when an app isn't running.
   • Check Your Storage Space. Windows 10 provides more built-in information for viewing and managing your PC's storage. To find it, open the Settings app again and select System > Storage.

7. www.tomsguide.com › how-to › how-to-speed-up-windows-10How to speed up Windows 10 - Tom's Guide

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   Jul 8, 2021 · In order to speed up your Windows 10 Wdevice, it's best to only have essential programs set as startup apps. Here's how to disable startup apps: 1. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del. Press the Ctrl+Alt+Del keys ...

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   How do I speed up Windows 10?

   • On Windows 10, many apps can register themselves to start automatically during startup and continue to run in the background, wasting system resources that can slow down the experience. When you try to speed up Windows 10, it's recommended to disable all the apps running at startup, or at least those you do not use regularly. Open Settings.

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   How do I make Windows 10 run faster?

   • By default, Windows 10 tries to pick the settings that are best for your PC, but you can also select the option that says "Adjust For Best Performance," then click "Apply." Another alternative is to go through the list manually and uncheck what you don't want to use.

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   How do I get my computer to start faster?

   • Open Settings. Click on Apps. Click on Startup. Click the Sort by menu and select the Startup impact option. Turn off the toggle switch for any unnecessary app (especially those marked as "High impact" by the system). Restart your computer. Once you complete the steps, the computer should start faster than before.

   20 tips and tricks to increase PC performance on Windows 10

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   How do you speed up a computer?

   • Here’s one of IT’s not-quite-secret weapons for troubleshooting and speeding up a PC: Shut it down and restart it. Doing that clears out any excess use of RAM that otherwise can’t be cleared. It also kills processes that you might have set in motion and are no longer needed, but that continue running and slow your system.

   18 ways to speed up Windows 10 – Computerworld

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   How do I make Windows 10 feel faster?

   • However, you can disable these effects to save resources and make Windows 10 feel faster. Open Settings. Click on System. Click on About. Under the "Related settings" section, click the "Advanced system settings" option from the right pane. Under the "Performance" section, click the Settings button.

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   How do I speed up my Windows 10 cache?

   • If you have a traditional hard disk instead of an SSD, there’s a trick that can help speed up your cache: use Windows’ ReadyBoost feature. It tells Windows to cache data to a USB flash drive, which is faster than a hard disk. Fetching data from that speedier cache should speed up Windows.

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   First, plug a USB flash drive into one of your PC’s USB ports. The flash drive needs to support at least USB 2.0, and preferably USB 3 or faster. The faster your flash drive, the more of a speed ...