How to Speed Up Windows 7

This video shows you how to speed up Windows 7. The methods shown in the video are completely safe and will improve the performance of Windows 7.

The first two tips detail how you can free up your computer's resources by modifying the visual aspects of the Windows software. The last two tips deal with how to disable features or applications which are rarely used.

By making the few changes recommended in this video, you will significantly speed up Windows 7.

[SweetTea]

I followed the steps (except the disable search) and my laptop's speed definitely improved! Thank You!!!

[fadyibrahim]

6 years and this video still useful. Great job man!

[CMPhamtastikk]

The best tutorial I've found so far. After the first step I could already feel how fast my computer was running. Thanks!

[NOVELL]

BRO ITS 2021 AND THIS MAN IS STILL CHANGING LIVES

[CerianKnight]

'Desktop Composition' may be disabled if you are not using an 'Aero' theme. It is the feature that is designed to prevent tearing (stripes across the screen) with moving windows around, some videos/videos players and certain games (though frame rate will usually increase if Desktop Composition is disabled). Set it explicitly to your liking under the 'Advanced Performance Settings' shown in the video.

Other settings not mentioned, such as disabling C-States (in the system BIOS Setup, but under a variety of names such 'Idle Power Savings') and turning off 'PCI Express' 'Link State Power Management' can improve the performance of Windows and applications on some systems (but at the expense of increasing power usage).

Clicking 'Apply' just before clicking 'Ok' is unnecessary. There may be a few exceptions to this in very old versions of Windows and some (poorly written) 3rd party applications. 'Apply' is for investigating the effect of a change without closing the dialog box, which is usually only necessary for certain types of settings (e.g., graphics or audio related) where an instantaneous effect might need to be examined closely before closing the dialog box.

[absar.kahn.]

Thanks a lot man, gone through multiple things to get the speed back nothing major happend. But your single video have done so much change in the speed. No technical BS which a lot of people do, just simply got my work done. Great work, really appreciate it.

[CedricLimpens]

As an it Tech i upvote this vid, almost everything shown is correct. Especially tweaking the performance options can really make a difference on lower tier hardware and craptops.

[scoutdoors]

Thanks man. You have improved MILLIONS of peoples lives.

[ArsalanBadreshi]

I follow these steps now my pc look like 1980s pc but now working smoother thanks bro keep it up we will support your hard work

[bobiscool]

I Liked It. Even if No One Is Using Windows 7. Thanks For The Tutorial. It Really Helped

[swamivicky]

Thank you for posting this. your directions were very clear. i'm 72... and aware that technology is frequently harder for those in my age group, but this all made sense. it didn't hurt that i wrote down the instructions and played back a few times.

[ficovski]

Bro this actually works! I can't belive it... It fixed my 7 years old Pc! THANK YOU SO MUCH! God bless you!❤

[rohithbaliga]

The speed drastically increased. Thank you ☺️

[veeveri]

After I was done watching this video, I cannot believe how my computer's performance rose! I have a Windows 7 2009 and it sucked in a few years. Thanks for the help and this man deserves a 13 extra likes, 13 extra subscribers, and 13 extra 
cups of Ice Blue Kool Aid! :)

[mikenyny]

This is the best and most useful "tips" presentation I have had the good fortune to come across; well done, great job and thanks.

[Sagadali]

10 years ago and I still using Windows 7. Great job dude

[RiDubz]

Watching in 2024 January 1st, deserves a like

[DonRua]

Best 7 minutes and 9 seconds I have ever spent. THANK YOU.

[mustafarashad]

Tips to speed up your PC window 7.
1. computer < windows < Temp and then delete all the files inside.
2. computer < windows < Prefetch and then delete all the files inside.
3. control panel < system and security < advanced system settings < performance               setting < and then the more you have checked the slower your PC will be.
4. control panel < uninstall a program and then uninstall the programs (not needed only)
5. Open one or more program at a time. ( 1 or two programs only is RECOMMENDED ) 
6. Download Kaspersky antivirus to scan your computer ( free 30 day trial )
7. If your computer have games that cant be handled then delete them.

[ThePostnine]

Thanks very much I followed all your advice and my Toshiba laptop, which took 20-25 minutes to start up, now starts up in a flash (around 90 seconds).. Brilliant Youtube video