Why is my computer so slow? WhySoSlow will tell you the answer!

Reason Computer Running Slow  WhySoSlow

WhySoSlow-Computer Slow Issue Hindi Computer slows down over time, regardless of which brand you use PCs. Intentionally or unknowingly, we fill dozens of programs, tools, files, and folders in our PC, due to which the PC slows down. The slow of PC comes after us when its speed gets worse.

Along with this, there may be several issues of hardware, which are difficult to understand quickly, especially if the user computer is not an expert.



Most PCs and laptops start delivering less performance over time because the hardware starts developing, battery life decreases and the PC is packed with all kinds of programs, files, and folders.

Although it is possible to do something about it, for example, keep the PC clean for regular use, and it is my experience that most computer users do not.




There can be several reasons for PC Slow, and knowing the right reason can be quite difficult. PC Slow is bootable, so there is software for it, so you can double your PC!

But thankfully, we have a lot of tools that help us increase the speed of our PC and improve its performance.

WhySoSlow:

WhySoSlow is a smart tool that runs several types of low-level scans on your PC so that any performance issues can be detected.

It is free software that analyzes your system well and gives accurate details about the reasons for your PC being slow.

This program's Analysis function, CPU clock speed, temperature and load; memory load; hard page faults; application responsiveness; latencies, BIOS interrupt delays monitor the performance of many.

It is a one-stop solution to check the performance of Health Factors of the system.



WhySoSlow supports 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 operating systems.




These programs are very easy and you do not need any technical knowledge. Its main overview shows in the tab -

1) Status Panel:

Status-Panel

This program is opened by default with the "Status" panel, which shows the details of the factors affecting the PC performance.

From this Status panel, you get the following information -

a) CPU Speed:

The CPU clock speed in the Status panel shows in the MHz. On most systems, the clock speed of the CPU varies due to the power saving option.

Changing CPU power settings:

To access the Power Option on your system, select Power Configuration in the Tools tab.

b) CPU Temperature:

CPU Temperature shows you the CPU's temperature.

If your processor is getting very hot, it may have adverse effects on your system performance and stability.

Although modern systems and processors have Emergency Protection systems, so when they reach a certain temperature, the system is an automated trip.

c) CPU Load:

The load% of the CPU is visible in this panel. The CPU usage is fearless on the programs and services that are currently running. If multiple programs and services are being run simultaneously, they use more CPU resources than the CPU usage becomes high.

d) Kernel Responsiveness:

This value reflects the high-time interval, in which the operating system kernel responds to the hardware signal.

The kernel responsiveness is used as a measurement to measure the real-time processing capability of your system.

e) Application Responsiveness:

This value reflects the highest time interval, in which the running application (processes) of the hardware signal is responded.

f) Memory Load:

You can see the running processes and the parcel of RAM being used by the operating system.

2) System Info:

System-Information

This tab displays information about your system's hardware and operating system.

3) Analysis Report:

You can see information about the problem affecting your system performance in WhySoSlow's Analysis Report.

Click the Analyze button and wait for about one minute. Then your system will be ready for a report, which can be sculpted to the right. You can also save this report by clicking on the Save button.

Analysis-Report

At the top of the report, you can see important information on operating system versions, PC manufacturers, processor details.

Scroll down to see more detail information.

If you see signs of Red trigonal warning near a component, you do not need to take immediate action.

4) Tools:

Tools

The Tools tab gives access to the system's performance to use several tools.

a) Power Configuration:

Power-Configuration

This option gives you quick access to your system's Power Configuration Control Panel. From here you can select Power Saving or High Performance.

Here you can choose the power option for your PC. Select Balanced here.

b) AntiFreeze Task Manager:

Antifreeze-Task-Manager

You can access the AntiFreeze Task Manager from here. In this, you can see the overview of all the processes so that you can terminate the process of consuming CPU time and memory.

c) Windows Task Manager:

Windows-Task-Manager

This allows you to access the Windows Task Manager. You can see which programs are using most of the CPU time and memory in Task Manager.

d) Event Viewer:

You can view Power Event and other Performance Information in it.

e) Remove programs from your computer that you do not need:

This gives you access to the features of Add / Remove Programs in your system's control panel, from which you can uninstall the programs you do not need.

f) Disk defragmenter and drive optimization:

This gives you access to the Windows Disk Defragmentation Tool. Regular maintenance of your hard disk drive requires defragmentation.



This option opens up your PC disk defragmenter. Choose your first drive, then click on 'Analyse disk' after scanning, you see how much percentage of the drive is fragmentation. Click on 'Defragment disk'.

g) Put your computer to sleep:

This keeps your computer in sleep mode When you are not using a PC for some time, you can keep your PC in sleep mode to avoid processor overheated.