1. Uninstall Unused Programs: Uninstall any programs and applications that you no longer need or use.
2. Delete Unnecessary Files: Go through your hard drive and delete any files that are taking up space and you no longer need, such as large media files, old documents, and unnecessary programs and applications.
3. Clean Up Your Disk: Use disk cleanup tools to free up extra space.
4. Move Files to the Cloud: If you have files that you don’t need to access frequently, consider moving these files to the cloud or an external hard drive to free up space on your hard drive.
5. Defragment Your Hard Drive: Over time, your hard drive can become fragmented, meaning the files on it become scattered across different parts of the drive. To help boost performance, you can use a disk defragmentation tool to consolidate the data on your hard drive and improve its performance.
6. Increase Virtual Memory: Virtual memory is a way for your computer to use part of your hard drive as if it were RAM. You can increase the amount of virtual memory to give your system an additional performance boost.