Want to make my windows 11 OS fast....

Paras321

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Hi....
I dont want any boost in playing games or other things i just want my windows 11 to be smooth and functioning well....as i have bought my pc in 2016 with windows 7 ultimate 32 bit 4 gb ram
but at present i have windows 11 pro 64 bit with 4gb ram....The problem is my pc does not work at that pace as it was running on windows 7 in 2016.....May be windows 11 is too heavy on system....but it matches all requirements of running windows 11.....
There is one more question....If your HDD is 50 to 60% full and fragmented with various files and folders videos apps software...Do this be result in performance or Lag....?
Here Are my PC Specs:-
Edition Windows 11 Pro
Version 21H2
Installed on ‎06-‎11-‎2021
OS build 22000.556
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22000.556.0
 
It will help others to assist you with this if you post a Speccy report.
 
If you upgrade your RAM size to 8 gigabytes or more and use a SSD drive, Windows will boot and work faster
Ok....I will Try....
But can you please tell which could be done with immediate settings effect or modification? Or there is no other option??
 
Paras: You said you meet Windows 11 required specs but your CPU doesn't appear on the acceptable list.

Indeed, that processor is 3 full generations older than the minimum requirement of 8th generation. While it is possible to install Windows 11 on such hardware, Microsoft has said that updates will not be supplied.

This machine should be reverted to Windows 10. In addition, the recommendation for a minimum of 8GB of RAM is a must, even with Windows 10 (and more wouldn't hurt). An SSD always speeds things up, too.

As a matter of personal principle I won't discuss Windows 11 on hardware on which it is not officially supported.
 
Indeed, that processor is 3 full generations older than the minimum requirement of 8th generation. While it is possible to install Windows 11 on such hardware, Microsoft has said that updates will not be supplied.

This machine should be reverted to Windows 10. In addition, the recommendation for a minimum of 8GB of RAM is a must, even with Windows 10 (and more wouldn't hurt). An SSD always speeds things up, too.

As a matter of personal principle I won't discuss Windows 11 on hardware on which it is not officially supported.
Ok....Will it be better if i revert my windows 11 to 10?
 

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