Delete unwanted files: temporary internet files, temporary files, trash, unnecessary restore points… They take up space unnecessarily and slow down access to data.
Disable features and visual effects. This allows you to consume less energy and wear out your device less quickly.
Uninstall unused programs with the right tools for better efficiency and to free up space on your hard drive.
As you browse the Internet or install certain programs, add-ons can be added without your knowledge, hogging resources or even posing a security threat. Lighten your browser for more speed and security. After removing unwanted add-ons, reset browser settings to prevent the add-on from reinstalling.
Disable unnecessary programs and services when starting the computer because they waste resources and lengthen the time it takes for Windows to fully start.
Defragment your hard drive to save it extra work that can slow it down and cause premature wear. It is advisable to do the defragmentation last, after the steps proposed above. Attention, this concerns mechanical hard disks (HDD), not SSD!
Add RAM. You can also replace your mechanical hard drive (HDD) with an SSD.
Change the graphics card to have a smoother display.
Add another one, replace it with a larger capacity disk, empty it, or move your files to external storage.
Dust is the #1 enemy of your computer, as it can cause components to overheat or short circuits. This is why it is important: