Comprehensive Guide to Improving Slow Computer Cleanup

Many users have reported slow cleanup operations on their PCs and today we’re going to show you how to fix this problem for good.

• Slow computer cleanup is a Windows 10 problem, so we’ll give you detailed instructions on how to deal with it.
• The best way to improve your computer’s speed is by optimizing your Windows registry.
• Some users claimed that the system cleanup tool is one of their causes for slow computer.

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Run a Full System Scan

1. Press the Windows key + I to open the Settings app and select Update & Security.
2. Click on the Windows Security button, and select the Virus & threat protection option.
   
3. Click the Scan options button, and click the Full scan option.

Delete the Temporary Files

1. To delete the temporary files from your computer, open Run by pressing Windows key + R.
2. Type %temp%, and click OK.
   
3. Select the temporary files from here and delete them.

Remove the Unnecessary Startup Programs

1. Many users make the mistake of starting up too many programs at once.
   
2. Such programs don’t necessarily add anything useful to your computer, and many of them run in the background, using processor and RAM resources.
3. So, check if your computer starts up too many programs.
4. If it does, disable all of them, or uninstall the ones that aren’t necessary.
5. Run the Disk Cleanup utility
   The Disk Cleanup utility can remove temporary and unnecessary files from your disk drive.
6. Disk Cleanup will also free up disk space by removing old Windows updates, and by deleting any unwanted DLL and font files.
   
7. The Disk Cleanup utility can be accessed from the Windows Start menu.
8. Select the Disk Cleanup option, and click on the OK button.

Check Disk for Errors

1. Open My Computer, right-click on the hard drive, and select Properties.
2. Go to the Tools tab, and select the Error checking option.
3. Finally, check the Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors option.
4. Disable or Remove Unnecessary Startup Programs
   Launch Task Manager, and go to the Startup tab.
5. Right-click on the programs there, and select Disable or Remove.
   

Remove Outdated or Corrupted Files

1. Check for Windows updates.
2. Check for any pending updates.
   
3. Run an antivirus scan.
4. Make sure that your computer isn’t running low on disk space.
5. Delete any files that are no longer used.
6. Run Disk Cleanup to delete temporary files.
   

Perform an SFC Scan

1. Press the Windows key + S hotkey, type in cmd in the search box, and select Run as administrator under Command prompt.
2. Input sfc /scannow in the prompt, and press the OK button.
   
3. Thereafter, the SFC scan will run.
4. Restart Windows after SFC finishes its scan.

Remove Spyware Programs

1. Sometimes, spyware and other malware can cause slow PC performance. You can remove such programs with CCleaner.
2. Run CCleaner as administrator.
3. Go to the Tools tab and select Registry.
4. Click on the Scan for issues button.
   
5. CCleaner will scan the registry and remove any malware.

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Perform a System Restore

1. Press Windows Key + S and enter system restore. Now choose the first result.
2. Click Create a restore point.
3. System Properties window will now appear. Click System Restore.
4. When the System Restore window opens, click the Next button.
   
5. Select the restore point that you need and click Next.
6. Follow the rest of the steps to complete the process.