I know very well that all of my friend's are facing their pc working very slow.
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Close System Tray
Programs
so lets discuss
Windows PCs don’t have to slow
down over time. Whether your PC has gradually become slower or
it suddenly ground to a halt a few minutes ago, there could be
quite a few reasons for that slowness.
As with all PC issues, don’t be afraid to give your computer a
reboot if something’s not working properly. This can fix quite a few problems
and is faster than attempting to manually troubleshoot and fix the problem
yourself.
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To find out, open the Task Manager. You can right-click your
taskbar and select the “Task Manager” option or press Ctrl+Shift+Escape to open
it. On Windows 8, 8.1, and 10, the new Task Manager provides an upgraded interface that color-codes
applications using a lot of resources. Click the “CPU,” “Memory,” and “Disk”
headers to sort the list by the applications using the most resources. If any
application is using too much resources, you might want to close it normally —
if you can’t, select it here and click “End Task” to force it to close.
Close System Tray
Programs
Many applications tend to run in the system tray, or
notification area. These applications often launch at startup and stay running
in the background but remain hidden behind the up arrow icon at the
bottom-right corner of your screen. Click the up arrow icon near the
system tray, right-click any applications you don’t need running in the
background, and close them to free up resources.
Better yet, prevent those
applications from launching at startup to save memory and CPU cycles, as well
as speed up the login process.
On Windows 8, 8.1, and 10, there’s now a startup manager in the Task Manager you can use to manage your startup
programs. Right-click the taskbar and select “Task Manager” or press
Ctrl+Shift+Escape to launch it. Click over to the Startup tab and disable
startup applications you don’t need. Windows will helpfully tell you which
applications slow down your startup process the most.
Reduce Animations
Speed Up Any PC, Smartphone, or Tablet By
Disabling Animations
Windows uses quite a few animations, and those animations can
make your PC seem a bit slower. For example, Windows can minimize and maximize
windows instantly if you disable the associated animations.
To Disable Animation, press Windows Key + X or right-click
the Start button and select “System.” Click “Advanced System Settings” on the left
and click the “Settings” button under Performance. Choose “Adjust for best
performance” under Visual Effects to disable all the animations, or select
“Custom” and disable the individual animations you don’t want to see. For
example, uncheck “Animate windows when minimizing and maximizing” to disable
the minimize and maximize animations.
Some Shortcuts for open Task manager:-
- ctrl+shift+esc
- desktop screen+right click on mouse and select task manager.
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