The new system runs fast enough to take off, and there is no stress to open web pages, use applications, switch on and off the machine, etc. However, after using it for a while, it began to be not smooth.
For example, open a file and react for half a day; for example, open a web page to wait a few moments before it is displayed.
So the system has become unusable, how to solve it simply? Next, there are 3 optimization settings, which can improve the fluency of the system to a certain extent.
Optimization 1: Turn off hibernation files
The system has a "hibernate" function, when the user shuts down the computer, when it starts again, those programs and documents that have not had time to save or do not close will be restored to the state they left.
However, turning on hibernation will consume memory, and the folders it produces will occupy a lot of space on the system disk. If you are accustomed to using hibernation without an SSD, hibernation resumes longer than shutting down and booting. Here's how to turn it off.
Click Start — Settings — System — Power & Sleep — Other Power Settings.
In the new pop-up window click "Select the function of the power button", click "Change settings that are currently unavailable", uncheck "Sleep", click "Save Changes".
Optimization 2: Clean up browser history
The browser cache is too much, which can easily cause problems such as browsing stuttering, blurred web game screen and inability to refresh the scene. To clear these caches, you can open your browser, find Settings — More Tools — Clear Browser Data, select Time Limits, and choose what you need to clean.
Note that some users do not know whether cookies can be cleaned up. Depending on the individual situation, all the passwords saved by the browser after cleaning up will need to be re-entered to log in, if you remember them, it is recommended to clean up, it will be smoother.
Optimization three: Defragment the disk
The long use of the hard disk produces more disk fragmentation (file fragmentation), which can affect the performance of write reads. Defragment Disks reorganizes all your defragmented and messy files neatly, helping to improve your PC's overall performance and speed.
Here's how:
Right-click on the C drive - "Properties" - "Tools" - "Optimization".
Select a drive, then switch to "Drive Tools" and click "Optimize". Then follow the same method to organize and optimize all the disks of the computer.
Note: SSDs do not need to be defragmented!
The above 3 optimization settings are introduced here, do you have other optimization methods?