Prefetching is a technology in Windows that speeds up the launch of applications. Here’s how it works: When you frequently open an application (e.g., a browser or text editor), Windows takes note and prepares everything in advance. It remembers which files and data are needed for the launch and preloads them into RAM The next […]

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Background applications consume computer resources, slowing down performance. If you’re experiencing performance issues, you can try disabling some of them. In most cases, these changes are unnecessary—the system will automatically optimize the power-saving mode for apps. However, if you’re in an experimental mindset or seeking ways to speed up your system, even at the cost of reduced efficiency for certain programs, use the guidance in this article.  

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