If your PC doesn’t have a lot of RAM available (say when gaming or during extreme multitasking), then it will go to the page file to keep the system running smoothly. If you didn’t know, the page file is a space on your SSD or HDD that Windows uses like memory. This one involves tweaking the page file size. Our second tip is a little bit more technical. Be sure to not disable things from Microsoft or your device maker, as it could impact your day-to-day use of your PC. You might see things like Intel Graphics, WavesMax, Realtek Audio. Note that some startup programs in Windows 10 and Windows 11 are critical to have running at startup. Step 3: Click the program you want to disable from starting up and choose disable. Step 2: Click the Startup tab to see a list of programs that run at startup.

Step 1: Open Task Manager by right-clicking the Start Menu and choosing it from the list. You can easily turn these off to spare your PC.

That might sound good, but these programs will take up system resources like RAM and CPU, which will slow down your device. Windows 11 is finally going to play nice with your iPhone The Windows Copilot puts Bing Chat in every Windows 11 computer Will Windows AI Copilot be the ultimate PC accessibility tool?

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