Get the most out of your processor in Windows 10 with these tips

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The Windows 10 operating system is one of the best that Microsoft has released to the market so far, but it is so complete and stable that it sometimes produces poor processor performance because it saturates it with small subtasks. So, we are going to give you a series of tips and recommendations to optimize the performance of the processor in Windows 10 so that everything works more smoothly.

The processor performance in Windows 10 is not based only on the application we are running, but on the set of resident applications. In other words, all the small processes and applications in the background that we have in Windows, have an impact on processor performance. Let's see what we can do to optimize this performance and, in this way, be able to get the most out of the processor in Windows 10.
1.- Remove programs that start with the system

This affects both the time it takes for the computer to boot, and the performance we will have once it has been done. These programs start every time we turn on the computer and start Windows, so they slow down the boot and, as they are residents in memory, they will also be making the processor have to be constantly dedicating resources to them.

To see them, the easiest way is to access the task manager (we can access it by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + ESC and go to the «Start» tab.

Those that we consider that we do not need, we can deactivate them, and for this you just have to press on them with the left button and press the «Disable» button in the lower right area, or click on them with the right button and select Disable equally .

2.- Uninstall programs that you do not use

This is evident: the programs that we have installed many times are not only occupying storage space, but many of them have parts that start with the system (see previous point) or even do so in the form of services, and therefore We will not see them in the previous screen but in the system services (where we do not recommend touching if you are not an expert). For this reason, it is always good to do a "clean" and uninstall applications that we do not use.

To do this, we can go to Settings -> Applications and features, but from there we only recommend uninstalling Windows components such as Groove Music. To uninstall installed programs, we recommend you go to Control Panel -> Programs and features. There you will see that the interface is different and gives us much more information.