wanted to but we'll focus on the two main ones for now so like we talked about let's go optimize our windows services to do this we'll use a program called service manager all you have to do is click on optimize pc on the quick tools and then you'll be greeted with this program now it's super easy all you do is click save or maximum you can choose save to be on the safer side since it will disable less windows services but i always go with maximum sense the performance gain is better and it has never caused any problems for me and even if it did i can always just choose save and if i didn't even want that i can easily go back to exactly how it was by choosing the default anyway so i'll stick with maximum optimization and then what i'm gonna do is hit optimize in this screen it's going to show you all the services that it's going to optimize for example connected user experience service currently it's set to automatic but the program is going to set it to disabled same thing for data usage currently it's automatic but we're going to set it to disabled anyway if there is anything you didn't want optimize you just uncheck it and when you're done all you do is click optimize and let it do its thing and you're done all you have to do is click close and exit out of here if you remember on part one number two i said that i'll show you a program that tells you automatically which program you can potentially disable from your startup well that program is called startup manager and you can access it by choosing boost pc startup so when you click that this program shows up from here i make sure all of these are highlighted and then i'll do scan items so basically you can see how it highlights what you need and what you don't really need for example in gray it shows not needed so this means discord is not needed skype is not needed same thing for spotify and things like that user choice for onedrive meaning it's up to you if you want it or not but if you don't doesn't really matter and these are just suggestions you can follow and think about so when you decide what you want disabled or not you just hit apply and it does it for you automatically another thing you could do is delay a program from starting up so let's say you actually do want spotify to start up with windows but you don't want spotify to start immediately when windows start in this case what you could do is right click on spotify and click delay this item now it's been delayed so if you go to delayed startups you can see that spotify is delayed for five minutes what this means is spotify will start when your windows loads but it's not going to start right away it's going to start five minutes after windows loads and this is kind of like best of both worlds you get your program starting automatically but not slowing down your pc so when you're done with that just exit out of startup manager also from now on everything we just did can all be done automatically by clicking on one click maintenance and analyze and optimize wait for it to finish and you'll see a result of everything it just did i recommend doing this at least once a month think of it like maintenance for your pc just like how you have to maintain your car every few months you should do the same for your pc and lucky for you maintaining your pc is a
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