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Checklist to clean up computer

.Disable.following.services:  Windows Defender Indexing.service  Volume.shadow service  Superfetch (also called Sysmain in newer OS)   Background Intelligent Transfer Service Turn off drive indexing. Download Hibit uninstaller and check startup folders, scheduled tasks and services, don't have any trash in them Disable driver signature enforcement Configure ultimate performance power plan  Turn.off system restore Install RX rollback instead.  Install ramdisk  Change TEMP directory in environment variables to ramdisk  Go to internet options , change TEMP internet field to ramdisk  Look for startup entries with pchunter  Look in task scheduler for anything suspicious  Disable DEP https://www.zensoftware.co.uk/kb/Knowledgebase/Disabling-Windows-DEP-Data-Execution-Prevention  Disable wfp https://www.technipages.com/enable-disable-wfp Install cpubalance Install Dolby drivers and viper4windows ‎ Goto File Explorer, click on driv...
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Optimize brave for better performance

Every little while, your  browser slows down with all the extensions and stuff installed, there is a program which can fix that issue, Speedyfox  and its free too. When you've downloaded it, and opened it,   click Speedyfox /Add Custom Profile and add this folder path. C:\Users\youusername\AppData\Local\BraveSoftware\Brave-Browser\User Data then click Add and then Optimize. After a few seconds it'll do its thing and you'll be back to business.
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Change Brave cache

Web browsers save their caches at predetermined locations by default, which can usually be changed quite easily from within the browsers’s Options. However, in Brave, there is no visible option to change the location of the cache. This doesn’t, however, mean that it can’t be done. In this guide we’ll show you how to easily change the default save location of Brave’s cache. Using Microsoft Windows 7, the default save location of Brave’s cache is: C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Google\Brave\User Data\Default\Cache Here’s how to change it by adding just a few parameters to the Brave shortcut. In my case I have a ramdisk on A:/   so I’m going to use that, you can adjust it for whatever you like. Also I use OORegedi t which is basically Regedit on steroids, but it will work with the regular one too. 1.        Locate a Brave shortcut (Desktop, Start Menu, Taskbar etc.), right-click it and select  Properties . 2.    ...
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