My new installed Windows 10 is so laggy

Tak jsem si nedávno nainstaloval Windows 10 do svého počítače s pomocí Davea (Speciální díky Daveovi) Ale je to tak lagy, že je to skoro nepoužitelné

Myslím, že mi chybí ovladače, protože jsem právě nainstaloval Windows 10

Počítač je trochu starý, protože byl dán ze školy

nemá grafickou kartu, ale Intel HD, který pouze poskytuje obrázky k zobrazení

Téměř každá věc je laggy kromě kurzoru

dává 3-6 FPS na normální věci a 1-0 FPS ve hře

Počítač byl zcela PRÁZDNÝ (kromě starých programových souborů) a tak tomu je i nyní, ale nainstaloval jsem nějaké hry a Minecraft k otestování

Roblox vydal 4 FPS

Minecraft se ani nespustil

lagging slow

Hello, Batu Ozay

Try this one: Intel® Graphics Driver for Windows* [15.40]

In your situation, it should be:

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Feel free to let me know how it goes ;)

Regards,

Chandy

Thank you for your help but sadly none of these steps worked and the causes being:

1: The windows has already been updated

2: The app just installed a wifi driver and not a GPU

3: I followed the steps but it didn't do anything closing the animations etc.

I think it is caused by the goverment because its a school computer and most of this model computers has been shut off like mine but i managed to install a new windows 10 so i shouldnt be using this computer right now but it might be from the things that you told me because im no expert and you know better than me

Edit: I have realised that there is no Display adapters tab in the Device manager so that migt be a problem

Hello,Batu Ozay

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

It sounds like you're experiencing significant performance issues with your newly installed Windows 10 on an older computer. Given the symptoms you've described, the lag could indeed be due to missing or outdated drivers, especially for your integrated graphics (Intel HD Graphics). Additionally, the system's overall performance could be affected by other factors, such as system specifications not fully meeting Windows 10's requirements or possibly some configuration settings.

Let's tackle this step by step:

1->Update Windows

Ensure that your Windows 10 is up to date. Windows 10 Updates often automatically detected and pushed through with updates, so I would recommend that you try checking all Windows 10 update lists first.

• Go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, and click Check for updates.
• Follow the steps in the following article to manually update your drivers: Update drivers manually in Windows - Microsoft Support

2-> Install/Update Drivers through

You mentioned that your processor is Intel, try visiting Intel's support assistant page. Download the corresponding driver. The following is the link to the official website. This assistant will generally automatically detect your hardware to install your CPU/GPU fan.

Intel® Driver & Support Assistant

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3-> Optimize Performance Settings

Adjusting Windows for best performance can also help:

• Press Windows+i > Go to Systems > Scroll down and Click About> Advanced system settings > Settings under Performance. -> Choose Adjust for best performance and apply the changes. This will disable many visual effects that can slow down your system.
• Remember to plug in your computer when performing these operations to ensure it is running as plugged in. Watch to see if your framerate improves.

By following these steps, you should be able to improve the performance of your Windows 10 installation. If the lag persists even after these adjustments, it might be worth considering if the computer's hardware is just too outdated for a satisfactory experience with Windows 10, in which case exploring lighter operating systems or ultimately upgrading the hardware might be necessary.

Feel free to let me know the status.

Chandy |Microsoft Community Support Specialist