3 Ways to speed up windows 10

 

Windows 10 is the most widely used operating system today has many advantages when compared to the versions below. Its complete features and high compatibility make it very comfortable to use for a variety of purposes.

Reduce boot timeout menu duration

speeding up Windows 10 means speeding up the boot process when your laptop or PC is first turned on. You certainly don't want to wait too long for Windows to load until you get to your desktop. This can be done by reducing the duration of the Boot Menu Timeout (BMT).

By default, the boot menu will be displayed in a duration of 30 seconds, which in case the computer runs normally this time is arguably too long. We can reduce the duration of such to speed up the startup of Windows 10 when turned on.

Here's the step.

1 .   Go to control panel

2.    Select System

3.     Click Advanced system Settings

4.     Go to the Advanced tab

5.     Click Settings on the Startup and Recovery menu

7.     In the Time to display list of operating systems option change to 10 seconds

8.   Click OK

Turn off transparent effects

Start menus and Taskbars with transparent effects can indeed make it look prettier, but this also means we've sacrificed a number of resources to run it. By turning off this transparent effect we can save resource usage so as to make the system lighter and faster.

You need to know that this transparent effect takes up quite a lot of resources, especially on RAM, for a laptop or PC with a spec that can even make its performance slow.

Here's the step.

1     Click the Windows button and then click Settings (gear button)

2.     Choose Personalization

3.     Click the Color menu

4.     Click on the Transparency effects option until it becomes Off

Once Transparency effects are turned off, you may see changes to the Start menu and Taskbar that are no longer transparent. The first time maybe our eyes will feel a little surprised when we see it.

Turn off unnecessary program startup

You may see the cursor just swirling after logging into the desktop when the computer is turned on, this indicates that the startup program loaded by Windows is too much and heavy. To solve it then we need to turn off the startup programs that are not really needed, activate only a few programs that are really important to load when the computer is first turned on.

Here's the step.

1.     Open Task Manager, right click on Taskbar and select Task Manager

2.     Go to the Startup tab

3.     There will be a list of programs that are loaded when the computer is turned on

4.     Pay attention to which programs don't really matter

5.     Turn it off by clicking once and then clicking Disabled

Change power plan settings

Power plan settings can also affect the performance of Windows 10, when in Power saver plan mode, Windows will automatically decrease performance by reducing CPU and memory allocation with the aim of saving battery. To keep the performance of Windows 10 stable and fast then we must use the right power plan settings, in other words we only use the power saver plan when absolutely necessary.

Here Step :

1.     Go to Control Panel

2.     Select Power Option

3.     On the active power plan, click the Change plan settings option

4.     At the bottom option, click Change advanced power settings

5.     Choose between Balanced or High performance

6.     Click OK

When using a laptop in a state of charger cable is not plugged in, then it is better to use balanced settings to save battery, using High performance settings can indeed speed up Windows 10 but can also drain the battery quickly.

Sufrandi

Saya sufrandi, saya lahir pada tanggal 18 februari 1999, saya sekarang berumur 21 Tahun,saya sedang menjalani kuliah Teknik Kimia D3 di Universitas Riau.

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