How to make windows as fast as possible


  1. Josbeph83
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    How to make windows as fast as possible


    please tell me how to make windows as fast as possible :)
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  3. f14tomcat
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    Josbeph83 said:
    please tell me how to make windows as fast as possible :)
    Welcome to the forum! You have a lot of "don't know" in your system specs. Makes it kinda rough advising on a unknown. Is this your laptop? Samsung Q35 Review | NotebookReview.com

    I'm not familiar with this model. It is 8 year old technology. With a 1.83 mhz cpu and 3gb of ram, without any bloatware on it, you may be getting the best you can. Did MS confirm your laptop was up-gradable?
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  4. Josbeph83
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    f14tomcat said:
    Welcome to the forum! You have a lot of "don't know" in your system specs. Makes it kinda rough advising on a unknown. Is this your laptop? Samsung Q35 Review | NotebookReview.com

    I'm not familiar with this model. It is 8 year old technology. With a 1.83 mhz cpu and 3gb of ram, without any bloatware on it, you may be getting the best you can. Did MS confirm your laptop was up-gradable?
    Yes, although they did not recommend upgrading to Windows 10 my dad sayed i had to keep it because it is still officially
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  6. DustSailor
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    Here is a basic 'how-to' for you: Optimize Performance of Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums
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  7. f14tomcat
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    Josbeph83 said:
    Yes, although they did not recommend upgrading to Windows 10 my dad sayed i had to keep it because it is still officially
    Keep the bloatware off it, defrag it, clean up unnecessary files (see this tutorial Disk Cleanup - Open and Use in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums ). And do the best you can with it. All the best! :)
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  8. whs
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    The biggest performance bottleneck is usually the HDD. If at all feasible (technically and from a budget point of view) I would replace the HDD with a SSD.
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  9. Snuffdaddy
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    whs said:
    The biggest performance bottleneck is usually the HDD. If at all feasible (technically and from a budget point of view) I would replace the HDD with a SSD.
    If the laptop is 8 years old, its possible that it is using an IDE hdd interface & wouldn't be compatible with todays SSD.

    I too would advise checking 1st.
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  10. whs
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    IDE SSDs are not very common but they exist
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