Making Windows Faster without Tools

Stop Downloading Tools! Just use the built in Microsoft ones to clean up your computer! Clean startup, registry, schedules tasks, and more! .

[ChrisTitusTech]

This all works on Windows 11 as well...

[short-circut]

I like how you actually provided more in depth options rather than just task manager and maybe task services like many other “speed up windows” videos lol

[itsLastHour]

I'm an IT desktop support guy for many years and even I learnt something new from this. Somehow Chris manages to make this video not only easy to follow with explanations of what he is doing, he also does it in an entertaining way. I loved watching this. Great video Chris, I just discovered you on YT and I am thankful that I have!

[ovidiuflaviu]

Great stuff, I uninstalled the Calculator and now my pc is way faster

[CurisuTrue]

Playing around with it I was able to drop the amount of processes I had running by 12.28% and was able to free up roughly 1GB of RAM from my 16GB total. Keep up the good work man.

[BossZnakemaster]

Definitely worth a look. Fast, easy and well explained. Went from 213 processes to 103

[slavparvanov]

I did all of this on my daughter's laptop.... from 163 Processes to 81 and from 3.9 Memory usage to 1.5... And she didn't even notice anything missing from her PC.... so that was a 100% success. Thanks man that was a useful video!

[makhan]

Having recently purchased a new laptop, after >12 years, i wanted to learn a little about improving windows and setting my laptop to meet my needs, binge watched a few of your videos including this one and can happily say from running 228 processes, it now on 143 after this update. Thankyou Chris.

[sirjarko]

I'm on a Windows 11 gaming and rendering PC and went from around 140 processes to around 85. I wasn't expecting to see anything close to that in terms of difference and from my testing everything all still seems to work and I didn't break anything. I appreciate the tutorial my dude.

[RandyHanley]

14:02 Shoutout to "Show all tray icons"! Agreed. I miss that feature once I started using Windows 11. Thumbs up on all of your videos!

[dustylamborghini]

Thank you so much!
I went from 230+ processes to 106 after reboot.
Already a noticeable difference in both bootup-time and general use! Awesomesauce!

[EwanMarshall]

So the log4j exploit is nothing really to do with the java version you are running, it was an exploit in a third party library (log4j) which is an apache software foundation project. It is upto specific programs using this library to update.

[fragalot]

In regedit there is one more path that may have lingering startup items:


Also I see you have Minecraft installed, right after you uninstalled Java... that's likely why you had Java installed in the first place since the Mojang version of Minecraft is based in Java.

[queueeeee]

Got mine down to 90 processes at startup. Thank you Chris. You're the man.

[IanRiot]

Freed 2GB of Ram, halved the number of processes running, CPU usage from 5% idle to 0-1%. I can't thank you enough for this guide!

[AkkumuLBC]

Ended up with 65 processes on startup after doing all of this. Absolute legend.

[stuartcarden]

I saved over 2GB of ram use follwing these instructions. Thank you so much! Having recently come back from linux for gaming, I was appauled by how bloated Windows was but this has really helped.

[jimsmith]

Thanks for this, Chris... I have not used Windows personally for years, but still have to know some things because of long-term friends and customers who need me...

[EraYaN]

I saw that the script disabled the FontCache service, depending on you used applications it might not be the best idea. It can slow down any program that loads a lot of fonts. Might just want to keep it since well it is there to speed things up.

[johnwilkerson]

I've used your tool before, but with this advice, I was able to get down to 88-90 processes! Thanks so much Chris!