A small Windows notebook designed for users who primarily browse the internet is called the Acer Aspire One.When your Aspire One starts lagging or running slowly, you can speed it up by disabling unneeded features, installing more RAM, and more.
Step 1: Click the Start menu and type in the system configuration.
Step 2: You can find the system configuration from the search results.
Step 3: You can remove checkmarks next to processes you don't want to run after startup by clicking on the "Startup" tab.
This prevents applications from automatically running in the background after your computer starts up, which can lead to slowness and lagging.
Step 4: Click OK.
Following startup, these processes will no longer run automatically.
Step 5: Click the Start menu and type in the system.
Step 6: Click on "Advanced system settings" after selecting "System" from search results.
Step 7: Click on the Advanced tab and then the Performance tab.
Control of visual effects and performance features could be a problem.
Step 8: Click "OK" to remove checkmarks next to options.
The feature labeled "Animate windows when minimizing and maximizing" should be disabled if you don't want to see animations.
Step 9: Go to the Start menu and type in the service you want.
Step 10: You can find the services from the search results.
When not needed, Windows starts services such as Print Spooler.
Step 11: Go to the Services window and double-click on the service you want to start.
The services will only start at your command.Diagnostic Policy Service, Print Spooler, and Distributed Link Tracking Client are some of the services that can be disabled.
Step 12: Select the program and features from the menu.
Step 13: You can uninstall the software by right-clicking on it.
Most of the Aspire One models come pre-installed with a software that runs in the background at all times to keep your system protected.You can either install another security program that consumes less resources or visit websites you trust to avoid infections.Disabling the security software makes your computer more vulnerable.
Step 14: You can type "sound" into the search box if you click the Start menu.
Step 15: You can click on the sound in the results.
This opens the menu.Windows uses system resources to play sound effects when performing actions.
Step 16: Next to the Sound Scheme, click on the "No Sounds" tab.
Step 17: Click on the checkmark next to the Windows startup sound to remove it.
Step 18: Go to the Start menu and type in the system.
Step 19: You can find the system from the search results.
Step 20: Next to the value is the name of the memory.
The amount of RAM in your computer is shown here.
Step 21: Refer to the user's manual for the maximum amount of RAM.
The manual can be found on the official website of the company at http://www.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers.If your computer supports more than 3.5 gigabytes of memory, you can install additional memory.
Step 22: You can install extra RAM on your own.
Your computer will run better after installation.
Step 23: Select "All Programs" from the menu.
Step 24: Select the Windows Update option.
The Windows Update menu is opened.Unless you disabled this feature at an earlier date, Windows automatically installs updates when they become available.
Step 25: You can check for updates in the left pane.
The newest software updates from Microsoft will be searched for by Windows.
Step 26: If prompted, type the administrator password.
You can download and install updates on your computer.
Step 27: It's time to replace slower Internet browsers with a faster one.
The fastest browser on Windows is Chrome.Start using Chrome after you uninstall Internet Explorer and other browsers.
Step 28: Software packages should be replaced with Web-based applications.
You can avoid installing extra software by using applications that are free of charge.If you want to replace Microsoft Photo Editor with photo editing software, use your search engine to find it.
Step 29: Older programs should be replaced with newer, lighter versions.
You can find newer versions of the same software that consume less memory and resources by visiting the developer's website.You can find similar versions of the same program from other developers and manufacturers.If you use a software that consumes too much memory, look for reviews of new software from another developer that uses less resources.
Step 30: The Control Panel can be selected by clicking the Start menu.
The Control Panel window is opened.
Step 31: Select the program you want to uninstall.
You can see a list of all the programs on your system.There are programs known as "bloatware" that cause lagging and slowness.
Step 32: Click on the program you don't use and then uninstall it.