Hey, everyone, in this video, I'm
going to show you how to make your Windows PC faster than when it was brand new for free. That's right. Your PC will be faster than it has ever
been. This will work on all desktop
laptops and tablet PCs. We will also clean it up to regain
tons of space from junk files. Debloat it to remove useless apps
and background services make it secure so all your data and browsing
histories are not collected and repair it so you're less likely to experience
lags, file corruption and errors. Think of it as a maintenance. your PC. Your car needs it and so does your PC. It'll help in keeping it running
well for years to come. So a little bit about me. My name is Paul and I work at a company
called Pegasun, and I've been specializing in PC maintenance and optimizations
for about 13 years. In 2021, I released a video on how to make your windows PC blazing fast. It had over a million views. 97.1% like ratio and most importantly, countless positive comments
about how much faster their PC was. I am sort of remaking that video
to include more things that I learned and better ways
to make your PC even faster. If you guys know me,
you know I only show you things that are tested
and proven to be effective. I'll be showing you things that barely
anyone else is talking about, the things where actual
big performance gains come from. We have a lot to cover. So this video will be a little long,
but the payoff will be huge. Once you learn it,
you can optimize any PCs in about 3 minutes to make it run
like brand new. With all that out of the way. Let's get started. The first thing we're going to do
is secure our privacy settings, because not only Windows is spying on you, It's default settings allows for third
party apps to spy on you as well. So let's go ahead and disable
every one of those. So first click on the start menu and start typing in settings. And then select settings from here. Click on Privacy. Now, just uncheck
every one of these things. Then go to diagnostic and feedback You can also do what Microsoft collected on you so far
by clicking Do it next. Click on Activity History And make sure to uncheck everything here
as well. Next, go to location and click on Change and then turn off location access And lastly, go to background apps, which is near the bottom. I personally don't want these are constantly running
in the background, so I turn it off. All these apps are still going to work
as expected. This just means they're not going
to be running in the background using up your PC resource
when you don't want them to. And that's all for here. Just close out of it. Next, we're going to download and install a software
called Pegasun on System Utilities. It's free. And if you don't want to install it,
you can just download the portable version and run it. Once you're done,
you can delete it if you want. There is only one reason
we're even using this software. The number of optimization we'll be doing
will take 6 to 8 hours minimum. If you do everything step by step. This program can do it all within 10
to 15 minutes. Also, the biggest performance gains
come from optimizing your Windows services, and that's something
only the program can do. But I'll talk more
about that on Section five. Okay, so open a browser and head over to Pegasun income. that's p e g e s u. And that come click on products
and services and choose System Utilities. Then just hit download free. If you want a portable version,
you can scroll all the way down to system requirement Choose portable dot zip. When the download is complete,
you can click on this icon and click on this folder to open it. Or you can close the browser,
open a folder Explorer and just go to your downloads folder
and you'll see it here. I would just double click on it and it should ask you
if you want to run this application. Select Yes. Then this installer should come up. All you have to do is keep clicking. Next and then you can launch the application
by clicking finish or you can double click on it If you're running the portable version. Just open up the zip file and drag your folder somewhere like your desktop. Go inside and open the program. Sys utilities. from here. Click next and then click next again. This part is crucial. Make sure you create a system
restore point. This will revert your PC
back to what it was. If something ever goes
wrong in the future, so go ahead and create system,
restore point. Once it's done creating it,
just click okay and go to next Then just hit finish after the program is running,
this is what it should look like. The first thing you want
to do is click on settings. Go to one click Maintenance and choose maximum. Then hit save. Once again,
since you created the system restore, you can always revert
if something ever goes wrong. So this setting is still very safe. If you forgot to create a system
restart point, you can always do it again from Menu. Task. Create system. Restore point. Okay, so first let's clean our PC On the right hand
side, click on Clean your PC. This windows should pop up again. It's asking if you want to create
a system, restart point or hit no for now. Since we created one Contrary to popular belief,
this is actually not going to speed up your PC,
but it will give you back tons of wasted space,
from junk and temporary files. This is especially great for people
with SSD drives because space are a lot more limited, I've seen some people regain
about 20 gigabyte worth of space. first, all you have to do is click on Windows
Disk cleanup. This will make the PC cleaner
run alongside Windows disk cleanup. This is to make sure nothing is missed and we're cleaning up as much as possible
safely. Feel free to hit analyze
to see what is being deleted. For me, I just clean my PC a few days ago
I only have about four gigabyte to clean. I'm going to go ahead and just head clean. I don't really recommend
cleaning up browsers using tools like this because each browsers
have their own built in cleaners for example, if you want to clean up
chrome, just open it and click control shift delete. Something like this should pop up. And what I like to do is click on advance and change the time range to all time. And I basically select everything except passwords and cookies. I don't like cleaning cookies
because that means I have to really log in
to all the websites I'm signed on to and then just hit clear data,
but only do this if you want to clean your browser, Anyway, once it's done cleaning,
you guys can deep clean your PC. If you want to do that, just
click on toolbox and choose deep cleaner, then hit next
you could clean things like broken shortcuts, empty folders
and all these type of junk files. But I'm not going to do that in this video
because I'm not really low on space. So just feel free to close. PC Cleaner. Next will speed up our startup. To do that,
just click on Boost PC Startup. These are all the programs that start up
as soon as you log in. Many times when you install a third
party program, it tends to add itself to your startup, meaning it will load,
first thing when you log in. Now, windows already has about hundreds of things loading at once when you log in. Now imagine even more third party programs
loading at the same time. This is taking up too much resources
at the same time. So you can kind of see why your PC needs so much time to load
before you can even start to use it. So this program startup manager helps you delay
or disable programs that you don't want. Starting up immediately with your PC. This means you'll be able to load
your PC faster and decrease your startup time
significantly. So first, take a look at all
the programs that are enabled. and ask yourself which programs do I want? or use as soon as my PC loads. For me, I rarely use Skype,
so I'm going to disable that and all I have to do is uncheck it
and then hit apply. Now Skype will not be starting up
with my PC. If you're unsure of which program
you want to disable, just check all three of this and hit
scan items. This will scan the programs and make a suggestion for you to disable
or not. Once again, look through it
and if you agree this should be disabled. Then just hit apply. Those programs are now disabled. and will not start up with PC. Now let's say I use discord often,
so I don't want to disable it from starting up. Instead, what I want to do is delay it That means it's not going to start
as soon as my PC loads. Instead, it'll start 5 minutes later. So this is kind of like
best of both worlds. I'll still have my programs
starting automatically and I won't sacrifice my startup time. So to do that,
just right click on the program. You want to delay and choose
delay this item, then click on Delayed Startup
and notice it's there. You can also adjust the time you want to do have four,
but for me, 5 minutes is good. next. Quick on task schedules. This is basically exactly
the same thing just did. Instead of startup items,
these are scheduled tasks. You can look through the list
and see if there is something that you don't want running,
in the background. For me, I don't want Adobe updating in the background,
so I'll right click on them and choose. Disable when you're done. Just close the program. Next,
we'll be optimizing our Windows services. To do that, just click on Optimize PC. Like I mentioned earlier,
the biggest performance gain comes from optimizing
your windows services. So what are Windows Services? You can think of them as small programs
that are constantly running in the background. They could be Windows Services or services
from third party programs. The problem is there is usually over 200 of these things
running in the background. Many of them are completely useless
but are still constantly running on default settings. For example, let's say your service
is running when you don't even use facts. Things like this is preventing your PC
from running at its maximum performance because it's always fighting
for resources. In this screen you can see all your
Windows services and their status. So let's go ahead and disable
the ones that we don't want. First click on maximum
setting, then click Optimize. and new screen should pop up from here. Just hit optimize And you're good to go. Just close the window. Next click on Hide Microsoft Services. Now look through this and see if anything pops out that
you don't want running in the background. If you find something right, click on it. Go on set Service Startup and choose. Set to disable. Once you're done, just close it. Next is tuneup. This one is super quick and easy. Just go to Toolbox and choose tuna computer. All it does is change your PC settings
to be more optimized value. All you have to do is click, optimize and then close the program. Next, let's scan your PC for errors and repair them
click on scan and repair this PC. if your PC is running into a lot of errors lately,
this should help tremendously. And even if your PC is running well, it's
good to run this once in a while to make sure
none of your files are corrupted. you have to do is click on scan
and repair this PC and then hit. Yes. This can take up to an hour to complete. So what I like to do is run it. Then just minimize it
and let it do its thing. Now, before we head to the next section, I want to talk about a feature
called One Quick Maintenance. Just go back to Pakistan System
Utilities and click on health. From here, you can just click on one Click
Maintenance and do everything we just did in one click the program will basically do it
all for you automatically. in fact,
I could have said that from the start. But I really wanted
you guys to learn at least once going on inside your PC
and what the program was actually doing. So from now on you can do it all manually
like we did, or you can just click,
analyze and optimize. I recommend doing this once
every to 3 months. That way your PC never slows down again. I just want to take the time now to say, If you guys know anyone
like your friends or family that could find this video helpful, Please
be sure to share it with them. Also, if you're enjoying it so far, please don't forget to like the video
and subscribe for more PC tips. that are coming in the future. Now, if you guys just restarted your PC, you should be able to see
a good performance gain. The first couple of reserves
will be slower as it adjusted and you optimizations, but after that
it should speed up quite a bit. However, there are two more optimizations that we can do. Windows Optimizer and Turbo Mode there provide even more of a performance
gained in the service manager. However, I did not mention them before
because they do require a premium license. the great thing about this software
is the lifetime license option, meaning none of that crappy subscription model
where you don't really own the software. You're basically just renting it
and paying for it every year. This one comes with a lifetime license, which also includes
unlimited updates and upgrades. So even ten years down the line,
you have access to the latest version. It's basically pay once and forget it. Plus, I'll also give you guys
a 10% discount code to upgrade. All you have to do
is click on upgrade to premium, then click on upgrade. You can use the code YouTube poll and get 10% off your entire order. Once the payment is complete, your license code will be shown to you
and emailed to you right away. Then all you have to do is copy that
license code and paste it into the registration box,
then hit register and then you have
the premium version of the software. If you guys don't want to upgrade,
that's completely fine. But I at least encourage you
to watch the next two section. So you can at least see what it can do
for you to make your PC much faster. Once the registration is complete,
let's open Windows Optimizer by clicking on DB load slash slim windows. Next click on the optimized tab. This screen shows all the things
the program will do for you. Take a look through different tabs. Feel free to click through each tab and select
What works best for you. For me, I select everything except block spying domain using host files and Windows
Firewall. One of my favorite is a bloatware remover. So this is my start menu. And this is an example of what other people
a startup menu look like. Windows come pre-installed with too many bloatware
and promotional apps. I basically view them as ads
and I don't want any of them. So I'm going to go back to Windows
Optimizer and hit optimize, wait for it to finish. And it should says something
like finished optimization. Please restart your PC,
but don't restart it yet. First, let's take a look at our start menu
and see. the bloatware is are gone. Now go back to the program and go on the utilities tab from here. If you don't use OneDrive or Cortana, feel free to disable or delete
both of them. but one thing we're going to do
is click on Boost visual performance. Two windows should open. One is the browser and the next one is the system Properties. On the system properties click on advanced and then performance settings. Here you can disable things
like animation, shadows and bunch of other eye candies. if you have a slower graphics card
like a lot of laptop does, then this should help a lot
and making it smoother performance wise. If you disable everything,
your PC won't look too good. but I found settings that keep your PC
looking great but also faster. Basically the best of both worlds. If you go back to the
browser and scroll down a little bit, there is an image that shows
my preferred settings and all you have to do is match it. Feel free to choose any other settings
you want to keep and then you'll just hit apply and hit. Okay. And feel free to close everything. Now you can close
Windows Optimizer as well. Next. Let's talk about Turbo mode. All you have to do
is click on Turbo on the tab, like the name says. This will basically put your PC in high
performance mode. And disable even more programs. Temporarily. This is great. If you're doing something intensive,
like playing games, watching 4K videos or anything
that requires a lot of resources. But before turning it
on, well, first need to configure it. So just head configure then hit next. You can choose what services
you want disabled. But I just go with the default. So click next on this screen,
I don't really choose anything. buy, if you see something you want
disabled. During turbo mode. feel free to select it and then hit next. Once again,
I don't choose anything from here. These are basically the processes
that's running. If you see something that you want to turn
off, during turbo mode, feel free to select it and then hit next. Here I like to leave
everything as default setting. You do have the option of starting turbo
mode when your PC starts. However, don't really recommend
leaving it on 24 seven. Like I mentioned earlier, it's
great for when you need that extra power, but it does disable some useful services
like Windows Update and maintenance. I actually want those services
running here in there to keep my PC updated, which is once again why I like to run turbo mode
only when I needed. So with that said, I'm
going to hit next and then hit finish. This part is completely optional. But if you want to see how much your PC
is getting faster with Turbo mode, You're free to open a task manager
and look at the performance tab. So I'm going to move this to the left side
Right click on the taskbar
and then choose Task Manager. Click on more details
and then go on the performance tab. Okay. Take a note of the processes,
threads and handles. Next. I'll finally turn on Turbo Mode. Okay, so the turbo mode is turned on and here
you can see a lot of the processes, threads and handles have gone down. That means there are now less programs
running in the background and your PC is now
in high performance mode. And that's it, guys. Now, once you restart your PC, You should definitely see
a big improvement in your PC performance. like I mentioned earlier. The first couple of restarts
will be slower as your PC is adjusted
to the new settings. Feel free to restart your PC
and leave a comment below on how it worked for you. Once again, if you guys found this video
helpful, I would truly appreciate it. If you share. That's what helps me the most. Also, be sure to like and subscribe if you have any question,
please leave them below. I have a habit of reading
and responding to every comment. And lastly,
thanks again for sticking until the end. Have a great day.
