Improve your System Performance Using CMD in windows10

Find the below Basic commands to improve your System Performance

Step 1:

         Right Click Your Start button.And Click On Command Prompt as Administrator.

Step 2:

         Then Type sfc /scannow.


The above  process will take few minutes to complete .if above does not improve your performance follow the below step 

Step 3:

         Open Command prompt as Administrator.And Type chkdsk /r. And Press Y and hit Enter
and restart your system.


Still your system doesn't improve the performance follow below step.

Step 4:

        Open Command prompt as Administrator.And Type cleanmgr and hit enter.And click OK to clean up your disk.

Step 5:

         Type dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth.


And finally restart your to system and check if your system performance improved.

         

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