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  1. This is an amazing article. I am using Windows 10 and facing a lot of speed-related issues. You just save my life brother.

  2. So basically to make Win10 good, disable everything you can and turn it into windows 3.1 😛

    SO much crap running in the background of Windows10 without disabling a bunch of services, not sure you can really reduce it’s energy / CPU usage To get back to comparable levels as Win7.

    The MSCONFIG BOOT options are a BAD idea to mess with, of course windows10 is going to utilize multi-core processors by default it is a modern operating system, this is just for the BOOT process, I believe changing this option could make some peoples computers unstable and un-able to boot up properly, so it’s best to leave that alone. It is not what you imply that it enabled multiprocessor in windows. That’s already enabled, which you can easily see in Task Manager while running any CPU stressing software.

    1. @Ben: Thanks for your comment. I personally felt that after usage of Windows 10 for over 5 years, the following will speed up your pc.
      1. Disable unnecessary background apps.
      2. Disable diagnostic data.
      3. Disable permission to advertising information.

      The latest 1909 version is doing good, with some issues in the latest KB update.
      It is trial and error to see – out of the 27 tips – which work and which don’t.
      Also installing legacy programs can make your pc slow.

      Yes, its best to keep your computer to minimum with apps . 🙂