This is what Microsoft recommends you do in Windows to make your games run faster

This is what Microsoft recommends you do in Windows to make your games run faster

The fact is that Microsoft's Windows operating system is a very complete program that adapts to the needs of the majority. However, the correct configuration of most of its functions will be very useful.

One of the main goals we are pursuing here is to improve the performance and fluidity of the system itself. To do this, we can make a series of changes to the configuration of everything Microsoft offers us, although we must also really know what we are touching. Less experienced users should not make changes to important sections such as the registry or the Settings app.

We tell you all this because the giant Microsoft itself recently made an important recommendation for all Windows users. Specifically, it tells us about a simple change that we must make in the operating system itself and thus make the games we play run quickly and smoothly. It is important to take into account that video games are one of the most requested types of software, especially if we are talking about the latest generation.

There is no doubt that playing games with lag or interruptions can become a major annoyance for most people.

For all this that we are telling you, the first thing we do is open the Windows Settings application, for example by pressing the keys Win + I, then we go to the section called Applications, and in the right panel we find the section that interests us in this case, the Home page.

Here we will find a more or less comprehensive list of all the applications installed in Windows that are automatically launched at the start of the system. Microsoft recommends deactivating all entries that are not considered necessary, which will automatically free up a fair amount of computer resources.

With this, what we achieve is freeing up the processor and RAM usage, so that our games and other demanding applications run more smoothly. Keep in mind that some of the programs we install are configured to start Windows automatically. This, if accumulated too much, can become a serious performance issue, but this is how we solve it.