1. Run Disk Cleanup – Disk Cleanup is a built-in Windows utility that can help free up space on your hard drive by deleting temporary files and other unnecessary system files.
2. Disable Startup Programs – Many programs will automatically start up when you turn on your computer, which can slow down its performance. You can disable startup programs using the Task Manager in Windows or the System Preferences in Mac OS.
3. Clean Your Registry – The Windows registry contains a lot of important settings and can become corrupted over time. You can clean the registry using a third-party tool like CCleaner.
4. Disable Unnecessary Services – Some services can run in the background and take up system resources without providing any benefit. You can disable these unnecessary services using the Services window in Windows.
5. Install Updates – Keeping your operating system and software up-to-date can help improve your computer’s performance. Make sure to install all updates as soon as they become available.