Dec 07 2022 03:41 AM - edited Dec 07 2022 03:42 AM
It is not rare for things to start to feel slow on my PC. When they do, I go to task manager and start killing the resource hogs like Edge and Teams.
I do not know if it really helps. Does it? Do guidelines exist for handling tasks when my PC starts to feel slow?
Dec 07 2022 04:30 AM
With the correct configuration -> just check for Windows updates, download in the foreground and restart the computer.
Please try it and let me know if it helps, because the reasons for slowing down can be a lot 🙂
Dec 07 2022 05:11 AM
PC is up to date, nothing to download and install. I removed McAfee a week ago. I installed AVAST to replace it. I will mention that the laptop is old ... 5 years ish but it was great then. Dell, i7 7th gen processor, 32 gb of ram, Nvidia Gforce GTX 1050 graphics card, ssd hd...
Dec 07 2022 06:02 AM
Solution" I removed McAfee " this program is very difficult to remove, and probably, continues to clutter up your computer, Currently, Microsoft Defender is sufficient, free versions of antiviruses , too can slow down your computer unfortunately!
Dec 07 2022 06:02 AM
Solution" I removed McAfee " this program is very difficult to remove, and probably, continues to clutter up your computer, Currently, Microsoft Defender is sufficient, free versions of antiviruses , too can slow down your computer unfortunately!