OP 03 February, 2021 - 11:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 09 February, 2021 - 07:40 PM by midwxst.)
1. Windows10Debloater
As you know, or don't know Windows 10 comes with useless stuff like Cortana, Candy Crush Saga, and all other stuffs slowing down your Pc. These pre-installed Softwares are called Bloatwares.
You can download a PowerShell Script from here -> GitHub - Sycnex/Windows10Debloater: Script to remove Windows 10 bloatware. Just run it and choose what you want to keep or remove.
2. Defragment
Automatic defragment is turned on automatically in Windows, even on SSDs. Probably you know you shouldn't defrag your SSD because it is writing too much data. In your Windows search bar just search for defragment. Choose your hdd/ssd click on change settings and turn off "run on schedule".
Note: It have done my ssd form 100% health to 60% in a month.
3. Fast startup
You must disable this. Here is how to do it
4. Turn Off Indexing in Windows for Better Performance
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As you know, or don't know Windows 10 comes with useless stuff like Cortana, Candy Crush Saga, and all other stuffs slowing down your Pc. These pre-installed Softwares are called Bloatwares.
You can download a PowerShell Script from here -> GitHub - Sycnex/Windows10Debloater: Script to remove Windows 10 bloatware. Just run it and choose what you want to keep or remove.
2. Defragment
Automatic defragment is turned on automatically in Windows, even on SSDs. Probably you know you shouldn't defrag your SSD because it is writing too much data. In your Windows search bar just search for defragment. Choose your hdd/ssd click on change settings and turn off "run on schedule".
Note: It have done my ssd form 100% health to 60% in a month.
3. Fast startup
You must disable this. Here is how to do it
4. Turn Off Indexing in Windows for Better Performance
- Good CPU and a standard hard drive = Keep indexing on
- Slow CPU and any hard drive = Turn indexing off
- Any CPU with an SSD = Turn indexing off
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