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Best tips to increase your computer performance on Windows 11

By Matthew Lynch
March 2, 2024
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Maximizing Your Windows 11 Performance: Essential Tips and Tweaks

Are you feeling your Windows 11 PC isn’t running as smoothly as it could? There’s a lot you can do to boost its performance. Here are the best tips to get your computer running like new.

1.Update Regularly: Ensure your OS and drivers are up to date for optimal performance and security.

2.Optimize Startup Programs: Too many programs launching at startup can slow down your computer. Use Task Manager to disable unnecessary startup programs.

3.Power Plan Adjustment: Set your power plan to ‘High Performance’ to give your system an extra speed boost.

4.Disk Cleanup and Optimization: Use the built-in disk cleanup tool to remove temporary files and then optimize your drive with the defragment tool.

5.Manage Visual Effects: Some of Windows 11’s visual effects can be resource-intensive. Adjusting for best performance may help with speed.

6.Disable Background Apps: Go to settings and turn off background apps that you don’t need regularly running in the background.

7.Increase Virtual Memory: If you’re running low on RAM, increasing the size of the paging file (virtual memory) can help ease the burden.

8.Check for Malware: Use antivirus software to scan for malware that could be hogging resources in the background.

9.Remove Unnecessary Files: Regularly uninstall programs you don’t use and delete files you no longer need.

10.Limit Web Browser Extensions & Tabs: Extensions can slow down your browsing experience, so keep them to a minimum and avoid having too many tabs open at once.

11.Adjust Privacy Settings: Some privacy settings can impact performance, like letting apps run in the background or sending feedback & diagnostics to Microsoft.

12.Upgrade Hardware Components: If possible, adding more RAM or switching to an SSD from an HDD can greatly improve performance.

By implementing these simple tips, you’re sure to see a noticeable improvement in your PC’s performance on Windows 11.

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