How to speed up your computer

1.Reboot

If your computer has not been rebooted recently, make sure to reboot it before following any of the steps below.

2.Delete temp files

As a computer runs programs, temporary files are stored on the hard drive. Deleting these temp files can help improve computer performance.

First, we suggest using the Windows Disk Cleanup utility to delete temporary files and other files no longer needed on the computer.

• Press Windows key +R it will open run
• In the run prompt type  cleanmgr
• Below screen will appear

• Click ok then below screen will appear

• After calculating unwanted files in your computer, you will get a pop up like below 
• like below image unwanted files will be shown

• select all the file here.
• Set up log file
• Temporary file
• Thumb nails
• Per user archived windows error report
• And so on select all and click on ok next to cancel button 

• You will find the below pop up
• hit the delete buttton

• now all your temporary files will be deleted. Restart your computer once.

 3. Run a disk defragment

Don't be scared by the description, it's essentially a way to optimize your hard drive's efficiency.

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To do this go to "My Computer", right-click on the hard drive (any drive like c drive or e drive in u r computer ) and select its "Properties". Under the "Tools" tab there should be an option to "Defragment Now" or "optimize" select optimize 

Select the drives "analyze" and "optimize" the drive

4.Get more RAM

Have you noticed when you try to work on several applications at once, such as email, internet, and word your computer has a minor stroke when flicking between them? This is because you don't have enough RAM. This is memory used by your PC to run the programs and can be easily upgraded (and quite cheaply) if you know where to look.

5. Stop unnecessary start ups

Whenever you switch on your PC some programs will automatically start to run in the background. Things like Skype and Spotify are guilty of this. All the applications running will use your computer's memory so ditch the ones you don't need running.

To do this click Start and type "Run". In the box that appears type "msconfig" and a box will appear, at the top click the "Startup" tab listing all the applications that run when your computer starts up. Either manually untick the ones that are unnecessary or click "disable all", but be sure to keep vital things like antivirus going.

Press Windows key +R it will open run 

Type msconfig the below screen will appear

• Goto services tab and first check (tick)the Hide all Microsoft services 
• Then in the services list
• check all unwanted services  like adode, application,mozilla, google chrome, services which ever you feel not related the user, uncheck (un tick) the services
•  Now  go to start up tab, here also same (un check) un tick whatever services you dont want to get started when the computer starts
• then click ok 

• Then you see the below screen 
• Click Restart and the pc will restart..

Move all desktop files

• Move all the desktop files to any drives other than c drive.