Woopnik's video: How to Speed Up Your Windows PC

This is a video explaining how to make your Windows PC faster. Even for day-to-day tasks your computer needs to maintain a certain level of performance. In this video I am explaining how to increase and maintain the performance of your Windows computer in a few easy steps: For that I am using the Windows utility Msconfig. Msconfig, also known as the System Configuration Utility, is a Microsoft utility introduced with Windows 98 and available in all later versions of Windows. It is used to configure how a computer starts and what programs and services load when Windows starts. This utility is not available in Windows 95, Windows NT, or Windows 2000. Windows 10 On the Windows desktop, type msconfig in the "Search the web and Windows" text box on the taskbar, next to the Start menu button. Select the System Configuration option in the search results or press Enter. The System Configuration Utility window should open, as shown in the video. Windows 8 Open the Windows Start Screen. Type msconfig and press Enter. The System Configuration Utility window should open, as shown in the video. Windows Vista and Windows 7 Open the Start menu. In the "Search programs and files" text box, type msconfig and press Enter. The System Configuration Utility window should open, as shown in the video. If the UAC (User Account Control) prompts you for permission, click the Continue button. Windows 98 and Windows XP Open the Start menu and select the Run option. Type msconfig and press Enter. The System Configuration Utility window should open, as shown in the video. The Startup tab in Msconfig is one of the most frequent reasons most Windows users enter the System Configuration utility. In the Startup tab, you will be able to start and stop any of the programs (TSRs) that open each time your computer starts. These startup programs are often one of the biggest causes for a computer to startup and run slow. Uncheck any program that you want to disable from starting up each time.