1. Uninstall unused programs: Unused programs can take up space and slow down your PC. To check what programs are installed on your computer, go to the Control Panel, then select Programs & Features and look for any programs you no longer need.
2. Free up disk space: Over time, your hard drive can become cluttered with unnecessary files. To free up disk space and make your PC run faster, try using a disk-cleaning program like CCleaner.
3. Disable startup items: Certain applications can start up automatically when you turn on your computer, which can slow down the boot-up process. To prevent this from happening, go to Start > Run > type msconfig, then select the Startup tab and disable any unnecessary items.
4. Update drivers: Outdated device drivers can contribute to sluggish performance. To update them, go to the manufacturer’s website and look for the latest driver updates available.
5. Uninstall toolbars: Browser toolbars can take up precious memory and slow down web browsing. To uninstall toolbars, go to the Control Panel and select Add/Remove Programs.