Not the most fun after getting ass-f***** by a bot in a pubs match. I did this once (f*** Radeon Software) and I ended up getting BSODs every time I quit TF2. They aren't stable (obviously) and most likely won't help. If you're on AMD, generally stay away from the beta builds, same for Intel and NVIDIA. Go to your graphics control panel and a) update and b) go through all the options with the same fine-tooth comb as in Step 2. Do yourself a favour and upgrade to at least 8GB if you aren't already on that amount. Not all laptops support dual channel, so check first. If you know your device can support dual-channel memory (search up your laptop model) and you're running single channel (download CPU-Z or check task manager), this will make a HUGE difference in FPS for games (at least 20+ FPS difference for integrated graphics, not as large for PCs with dedicated graphics). I upgraded my laptop from 8GB to 16GB, which meant for me going from single to dual channel. other temp files.ĭon't follow the herd and mess with 'virtual memory allocation': just. Even after running Disk Cleanup as an admin, I still had quite a bit of junk that Storage Sense managed to clean up, eg. If you're struggling with storage space, don't just run Disk Cleanup, run the inbuilt Storage Sense service as well. This will help with startup and boot times potentially free up RAM and CPU (all processes take up at least some of both). Search up settings on the internet if you don't know what they do. Tablet mode and b) stuff you don't feel comfortable with eg. Go through all of Windows Settings with a fine-tooth comb and disable everything that a) you don't use eg. Alternatively, download Bloatbox (video is highly recommended). This is probably the best thing you can do to help speed up Windows 10 and boot times.
Also, if you've followed one of those guides on the internet and stuffed around with the registry and all that, I HIGHLY recommend clean installing Windows 10 or restoring to the point before you did all of that. If you don't like what you've done, you'll be able to go back before you started doing all these things.
This is more of the stuff that actually makes sense to do and won't f*** up your computer.īEFORE WE START: CREATE A RESTORE POINT. This doesn't include 'disabling animations' and downloading CCleaner. I wanted to create this one that doesn't include all the nonsense you'll see in other 'guides'. I know, I know, that you've probably seen this sort of thing absolutely EVERYWHERE on the internet, and most of those guides are complete and utter dogs*** they don't help and can potentially do more harm than good.
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