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This article is about how to solve the slow speed of Windows 10. The editor thinks it is very practical, so share it with you as a reference and follow the editor to have a look.

1. Turn off unnecessary services

There are some services in Win10 that do not need to be opened, such as Connected User Experiences and Telemetry, a peripheral service in Microsoft, which is mainly used to collect error messages. Turning it off has little impact on the system, but opening it will be a big drag on the system. There are several similar services in Win10, and we can usually choose according to our own needs.

To close the service, Win+R calls up the run dialog box, type "Services.msc" to start the service panel, then enter the initials of the service to be disabled, and double-click "disable".

Turn off unnecessary services

* Connected User Experiences and Telemetry: used to collect error messages, which consumes a lot of hard drives and is the culprit of stutters in many low-equipped computers.

* Diagnostic Execution Service: diagnostic execution service, which is used to perform diagnostic operations supported by troubleshooting. The effect is similar to that of Connected User Experiences and Telemetry.

* SysMain: the former SuperFetch has a certain effect on mechanical hard drives, but solid state drives are not very useful and are often responsible for the 100% surge in CPU usage. If the user is using SSD and has a large physical memory, consider turning it off.

* Windows Search:Windows search service, which is used to quickly search files. However, this is a service that often "checks the water meter" in the background of the system, and it is often due to the fact that the hard disk lights are always on when the computer is on standby. In addition, the "activity History" in the new version of Win10 also depends on the service. If you install SSD, and do not feel the "activity history" can consider turning off, especially for low-configuration computers, the performance improvement is very significant.

two。 Periodic optimization of solid state hard disk

The solid state disk will "slow down" after being used for a long time, on the one hand, because there is too little space left on the hard disk, and on the other hand, it is due to the main controller's failure to carry out garbage collection in time. Win10 has a built-in solid state garbage collection function (TRIM), which is located on the "this computer" → hard drive → "attribute" → "tool" → "Optimization" tab. You will find that Win10 is actually very smart and can accurately distinguish between solid state drives and mechanical hard drives (prompted by "hard drive"). The mechanical hard drive performs defragmentation, and the solid-state hard drive is TRIM.

Manual TRIM for SSDs, pay attention! The optimization here is not defragmentation.

In addition, hard disk optimization can be performed periodically, that is, it can be optimized automatically according to the time set by the user. In other words, if you feel that the system is not working smoothly, you can use this feature to keep SSD working at any time.

3. Turn off the energy saving mechanism of DIPM

DIPM,Serial ATA DIPM, the standard interpretation is serial port extra power saving mode. This function actually means that when the system is idle, by reducing the power supply of the hard disk serial port, the SSD can enter a state of low power consumption and energy saving. Due to the different platforms, DIPM in the actual use of the performance is not stable enough, many times the computer stutter, after 1-2 seconds is normal is the DIPM pot! In fact, saving power is not a problem for desktops at all, but the emergence of Catton is a real headache.

Shutting down DIPM can be done through Intel SSD Toolbox and the hard drive manufacturer's own management program, or you can look for Serial ATA DIPM in the motherboard BIOS and close it manually.

Turn off the DIPM function through SSD vendor tools

In addition, "PCI Express" → "Link State Power Management" in the operating system "Power options" also triggers SSD's power saving mode, which can be bypassed by setting this option to "off" if you are using a desktop computer.

Link State Power Management in the power option also triggers SSD to enter energy-saving mode

4. Turn off interface special effects

Many special effects have been added to Win10, which makes some low-end computers very stuttered when running the operating system. In fact, many special effects do not need to be fully loaded, especially some fade-in and fade-out effects, which have little difference in visual perception in actual use, but consume a lot of resources. Turning them off can greatly improve fluency while keeping the appearance of the system basically the same.

Turning off unnecessary interface effects can greatly improve the fluency of the system.

5. Close the Ghost loophole patch

The two vulnerabilities of "Meltdown" (circuit breaker) and "Spectre" (Ghost) have attracted much attention some time ago, on the one hand, because these two vulnerabilities are implemented directly against CPU regardless of platforms, and affect a wide range, on the other hand, because the processor manufacturer Intel hastily launched two temporary patches to quell media pressure, resulting in a significant decline in Win10 performance (directly turning off CPU out-of-order execution and branch prediction).

In fact, as far as the editor is concerned, these two loopholes are somewhat exaggerated by the media. So far, we have not heard of any virus developed by this loophole, on the other hand, the probability of home computers involving confidential data is also very low, so ordinary users do not have to worry about it. However, the drag of vulnerability patches on computer performance is real, especially some of the old fourth-or fifth-generation platforms, the slow effect is very obvious.

Turning off the patch can significantly improve system performance (showing "Enable" indicates that the current patch has been disabled)

If the user's requirements for performance are much higher than security, then the lost performance can be recovered by turning off the vulnerability patch. The way to do this is with the help of a program called

"InSpectre" green gadget, after opening the software, the program will automatically evaluate the impact of the patch on the performance of the current computer, the following two buttons can directly disable the patch.

6. Turn off system protection

"system Protection" is a built-in function of Win10, which is used to save system files and Win10 key settings on a regular basis. When a major system event occurs on the computer (such as a system error or driver installation failure), it can quickly return to normal state. However, it is such a "useful" function, how many times have you and I used it? It hasn't been used almost once, right? In fact, like the ghost patch above, it looks good, but in fact few people use it. On the contrary, it takes up a lot of system resources and drags down the performance of the whole machine in vain.

Turn off system protection

The method of shutting down is very simple, right-click "this computer" → "Properties", click "Advanced system Settings", then switch to "system Protection" tab → "configuration", * Click "disable system Protection" to turn off the system protection function.

7. Close Windows Defender

Many people think that after installing third-party security software, they will automatically disable Windows Defender built into Win10, but in fact, in future versions of Win10 19H1 systems, this operation does not prohibit Windows Defender. This leads to an important problem, that is, your computer is actually operated by two sets of security tools.

Windows Defender has become a part of Win10 system.

The installation of multiple security tools on the same computer has always been a taboo for system operation, which is mainly due to the particularity of security tools, and the external performance is that the whole system runs slowly, even to the point that it can not run.

The operation of Windows Defender can be completely disabled through group policy.

To close it, type "gpedit.msc" in the search box to open the Group Policy Editor, then expand "computer configuration" → "Administrative template" → "Windows component" → "Windows Defender Antivirus Program", double-click "close Windows Defender Antivirus Program" in the right pane, and change the option to "enabled".

8. Turn off Quick launch

"Quick start" is a special feature in Win10, which allows the operating system to boot in seconds, which is quite practical. But in fact, this is just Microsoft lab data, and there may be more compatibility problems in reality than you can even think of. So if your computer often stutters and can't find a reason, you might as well try to turn off Quick start, which may work wonders.

Turn off Quick launch

To turn off the method, enter "Power" in the Cortana search box to open the "Power and Sleep" option, then click "other Power options" → "Select the function of the Power button", click "change the currently unavailable settings" in the panel, and cancel the check box before "enable Quick start (recommended)".

9. SSD 4K alignment

If you are using a solid state drive but do not feel much faster than the previous mechanical hard drive, you need to check that 4K is aligned.

The figure shows that the current partition 4K is aligned

4K alignment is an indicator to pay special attention to when partitioning a hard disk, and it is also a destructive indicator, that is, when your system is installed and has personal data, it is difficult to re-align (lossless alignment takes a lot of time, for individual users, the cost is not cost-effective). There is a very simple way to check hard disk alignment, even with AS SSD Benchmark. If it is found that the hard disk partition 4K is not aligned (mainly the system disk), then one way to * is to re-partition the system disk (through the Win10 installer partition, that is, it is automatically 4K aligned).

10. Check to see if there is any "Master X" uninstalled in the system.

If you have checked all the parameters and still can't solve the stutter problem of the system, it is recommended to see if "Master X" is installed in the system. This is a popular system scoring software across the country, and many computers are installed. In addition to various ratings and advertisements, its most powerful thing is to add a "Master Lu energy-saving and power-saving scheme" to the power attribute of the system.

When this mode is turned on, the CPU will often be maintained at the * frequency. Although it will not affect the automatic frequency rise and fall, frequent ups and downs will undoubtedly lead to stutter in the system. So when your computer finds traces of Master X, one way to uninstall it is to restore the system power scheme to the default.

Thank you for reading! This is the end of the article on "how to solve the problem of slow Windows 10". I hope the above content can be of some help to you, so that you can learn more knowledge. if you think the article is good, you can share it for more people to see!

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