System queued Windows Error Reporting (some error reports).System archived Windows Error Reporting (some error reports).
System error memory dump files (memory dump files).
Temporary Internet Files (your browser cache for Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge).Downloaded Program Files (ActiveX controls and Java applets).Windows upgrade log files (some Windows upgrade log files).Windows Defender Antivirus (non-critical files used by Windows Defender).Windows Update Cleanup (older versions of the system).Once the Disk Cleanup window opens up, click the button "Clean up system files".Under the "General" tab, click the button "Disk Cleanup".Check the "Devices and drivers" section and right-click your System disk (usually marked with a letter C) and select "Properties".Right-click the Windows logo Start button and select "File Explorer".When you restart the PC, open the "Windows Update" again and check for updates again.Updates will be downloaded and installed - your might have to restart your PC during the update process.Click the button "Check for updates" and wait for a few moments.Click the Windows logo Start button, write "Check for updates" and click the Best match.Guide on how to speed up Windows 10 Step 1: Update your system We prepared a step-by-step guide for each of our developers and since it turned out to be a great solution, we decided to share it with everybody. Working speed (or the lack of it) is a real problem for us, so we tried to diagnose the slowness of our PCs and speed up the machines on a software level, since the hardware was clearly not a problem. When a new worstation is set up and configured, everything works normally at first, but eventually the system starts to work more and more slowly. The nature of our work requires us to have a lot of programs installed that we work with.
There are quite a few developers in our company, and we mostly use machines with Microsoft Windows 10 operating system.
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