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Here's a script of steps you can follow to optimize your PC for better performance:
- Disable unnecessary startup programs Go to [Task Manager > Startup] and disable any applications that are not essential for daily use.
- Adjust performance settings Right-click on [This PC], select [Properties > Advanced system settings > Settings] under the Performance section, and choose "Adjust for best performance." You can also customize which visual effects to disable.
- Turn off background apps Navigate to [Settings > Privacy > Background apps], and toggle off apps that you don’t need running in the background.
- Free up disk space Run Disk Cleanup by going to [Search > type "Disk Cleanup"]. Select the drive you want to clean, choose the files to delete, and confirm.
- Defragment your hard drive If you're using a traditional HDD, go to [Search > type "Defragment and Optimize Drives"], and select your hard drive to optimize.
- Run System File Checker Open Command Prompt as an administrator and run sfc /scannow. Let it complete and restart your PC.
- Disable SysMain service If you suspect heavy disk usage causing lag, open Command Prompt as an administrator and run sc stop SysMain. To permanently disable it, go to [Services > SysMain > Properties], and set the startup type to "Disabled."
- Ensure Windows Updates are installed Go to [Settings > Windows Update], and make sure your system is running the latest updates.
For your convenience I have written direction steps inside square brackets and Command Prompt commands in Italics.Note: Before making any changes, create a backup or restore point to safeguard your data. Additionally, verify a stable internet connection for updates.Postscript: Hope these steps help boost your Windows 10's performance! Good luck speeding things up! Best Regards, Walter White || Microsoft Community Support Specialist
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