How to Make Your Computer or Laptop Super Fast

Yes, friends, by making a few settings, you can make your computer faster than before.
I am Binay Kumar Dubey, and I welcome you to our channel, Trick on Track.
Friends, when we use any electronic gadget, it works very fast and efficiently in the beginning. But as it gets older, it starts to slow down. Just like laptops or desktops, they work smoothly in the early days but later start to hang or become slow.
But friends, I have some tips that will help you make your desktop or laptop faster than before.

Let’s find out which settings can help you speed up your PC:

1. Disable Startup Programs:
   Many programs automatically start when you turn on your computer, which can slow down the boot process. Disabling unnecessary startup programs can improve speed.
2. Uninstall Unused Software:
   Over time, we install a lot of programs we no longer need. Uninstalling them will free up space and reduce system load.
3. Upgrade Your RAM:
   Adding more memory (RAM) to your computer can significantly improve its speed, especially when running multiple applications simultaneously.
4. Use Disk Cleanup:
   Clean up unnecessary files and system clutter using the built-in Disk Cleanup tool. This will free up disk space and improve performance.
5. Use an SSD (Solid-State Drive):
   If you’re still using a traditional hard drive, consider upgrading to an SSD. SSDs are much faster and can dramatically improve your system’s speed.
6. Keep Your System Updated:
   Regular updates from the operating system provider often come with performance improvements. Always keep your system and drivers updated.
7. Disable Visual Effects:
   Windows comes with several fancy visual effects, but they consume system resources. Disabling them can help boost performance.
8. Run a Virus Scan:
   Sometimes, malware or viruses can slow down your system. Running regular antivirus scans ensures that your PC stays safe and fast.
9. Defragment Your Hard Drive:
   If you’re using a traditional HDD, defragmenting it can help reorganize data and make it faster to access.
10. Clean Your Browser Cache:
    If your internet browsing is slow, cleaning your browser’s cache, cookies, and history can speed it up.

Step 1:
First, press the Windows + R keys on your computer’s keyboard. When the Run box opens, type TEMP in the box. A page will open showing some data that is unnecessary. Press Ctrl + A to select all the files, then press Shift + Delete to permanently delete them.

Step 2:
Now, repeat the same process as in Step 1, but this time instead of typing TEMP, type %TEMP%. Select all the data that appears and press Shift + Delete to delete it.

Step 3:
Again, follow the same steps to open the Run dialog box, but this time type PREFETCH and press Enter. You will see a notification asking for confirmation, click Continue. Once you see cached data, select everything and press Shift + Delete to remove it.

Step 4:
Now, open the Run box again, type RECENT this time, and press Enter. Once the data appears, select everything and delete it in the same manner.

Step 5:
Go to My Computer and navigate to your C Drive. Right-click on it and select Properties. You will then see a page displaying the drive’s details.

Next, on the right side, click on Disk Cleanup and wait for a while as it may take some time to process. Once the cleanup is done, check all the boxes and click OK. It will then ask if you want to delete the files. Press Yes to confirm.
Repeat this process for all drives to clean them the same way.

Step 6:
In this step, type Disk Defragmenter in the Windows search bar and click on it. A page will appear that looks like this:

 

You will see all your drives listed, and you need to select the C drive and click on the Disk Defragmenter option. This process may take some time, so be patient. Once done, repeat the same process for all other drives to defragment them.

Now, friends, let me explain why your PC takes a long time to start or shut down and how you can fix this issue.
When you connect your computer to the internet, viruses may enter your system, which can slow it down. This can be fixed by changing a few settings.

Step 7:
Once again, open the Run dialog box and this time type msconfig. Press Enter, and a tool will open that looks like this:

 

After that, go to the Boot tab and check the box that says No GUI Boot. In the Timeout box, change the value from 30 to 3.
Next, go to the fourth option, which is Startup, and disable all the data related to software or applications that were installed later. If you’re using Windows 8, click Disable, and for Windows 7, simply Uncheck them.
However, remember not to disable any software that is essential for the computer’s functioning, especially support software.

Friends, when we start our computer, there are many applications that we don’t need immediately, but they still start up with the system, slowing it down. Disabling them will reduce the load on your computer and improve its performance.

Friends, let me know how you found this trick by commenting.
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