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with online tech support when you boot up your computer.

A slow computer is often caused by too many programs running
simultaneously, taking up processing power, and reducing the PC’s performance.
Some programs on will continue running in the background even after you have
closed them or will start automatically when you boot up your computer.

To see what background programs are running on your PC for computer running slow support and how
much of your memory and processing power they are taking, open Task Manager,
which you can access by pressing CTRL+ALT+DELETE sourced from online
computer tech support.

On Windows, 10 Task manager may open in a simplified view,
in which case you’ll need to click ‘More details’ at the bottom first.

Click the CPU, Memory, and Disk headers to sort the programs
that are running on your computer by how much of your computer’s resources they
are taking. For example, if your memory bar is close to or at 100%, you should
sort programs by their memory use and close the ones that you don’t need.

If your computer has slowed down and the time it takes to
boot has gone up, it is likely because there are too many programs running for computer running slow support on
startup. Lots of programs come with an option to run automatically at boot.
This is useful if you’re going to use the program whenever you’re on your
computer, but if there are too many programs that run on startup it can
seriously slow down your boot time as well as reduce your performance when they
run in the background.