It Needs Some Space
Hmm, now, when you're in a habit of downloading stuff from the Internet, it's natural for you to store it in all the hard drives. What's more, if you're a hardcore gaming freak, every game takes up a GB of space. On the other hand, movies take up 700 MB each. Dude, let it breathe, will you? Now, think of your computer as a fat lady. The more you feed her, the more weight she puts on, and the more difficult would it be for her to walk. Getting? Delete all software programs, games, and entertainment media files that are just lying in your PC, and you no more use them. It will let your PC take some breaths of respite, so that it can work with great speed.
Eradicate Temp Files
Your cache memory has a lot of unwanted stuff stored. It's time you delete all temporary files, cookies, and history of the websites you browsed, which unnecessarily take a lot of space in your computer, thereby, slowing it. To delete temporary files, go to the Start Menu, select Run, and type (%temp%), which will show you all the temporary files you can select and delete.
Enhance Your RAM
Yeah, the light of your hard drive may be flickering crazily, but that really doesn't mean you rush to the computer store with your CPU in hand, and wait for the technician to speed up your computer. Before you do it, you just need to know that improving your Random Access Memory seems to be the most viable option, considering the fact that more the memory in your PC, better the speed. Check out the existing RAM in your PC with the help of System Information, and decide how much more RAM you require. The more the RAM you get, the better will be the speed of your PC.
Defragment It
Take a fantastic example of your wardrobe. If you're in a habit of piling clothes, irrespective of what they are, into the wardrobe, chances are, you'll take hours to find out that one pair of jeans you wore five months ago. However, if you sectioned your wardrobe into jeans, Ts, shirts, etc., finding that jeans would've been a matter of seconds. Well, that's how a computer's storage system is.