COMO DEIXAR O PC MAIS RÁPIDO I COMO MELHORAR O DESEMPENHO DO PC - ATUALIZADO 2025

Summary

This video offers five easy tips to improve your computer's speed and performance without the need for professional help. The steps include disabling unnecessary startup programs, cleaning temporary files, running a disk cleanup, scanning for viruses using Windows' built-in antivirus, and using a command in the command prompt to check and fix disk errors. These tips can save you money, improve startup time, and make your computer run faster. The video also promotes a course for those interested in PC maintenance, offering opportunities to earn money in the field.

Takeaways

• 😀 Disable startup programs to speed up your computer's boot time.
• 😀 Delete temporary files using the Windows + R command to free up space and improve performance.
• 😀 Use Disk Cleanup to remove unnecessary system files and increase computer efficiency.
• 😀 Regularly empty your Recycle Bin to avoid wasting disk space and slowdowns.
• 😀 Run a complete antivirus scan using the MRT command to detect and remove malware.
• 😀 Clean your system's hard drive (C drive) to ensure it operates smoothly.
• 😀 Only keep essential programs running at startup to minimize system load.
• 😀 Temporary files can accumulate and slow down your machine, so clean them periodically.
• 😀 Performing a system check (CHKDSK) via Command Prompt can repair corrupted files and sectors.
• 😀 By following these five steps, you can greatly enhance your computer's speed and performance.

Q & A

What is the first tip to improve the computer's performance?

The first tip is to disable unnecessary programs that start with Windows. You can do this by opening Task Manager and disabling the programs you don't need to start automatically with Windows.

Why is disabling startup programs important?

Disabling unnecessary startup programs helps your computer boot up faster because it reduces the number of programs that need to load during startup, which can significantly speed up the process.

How do I disable startup programs in Windows?

You can disable startup programs by opening Task Manager (press Ctrl+Shift+Esc), navigating to the 'Startup' tab, and disabling programs that are not essential for your daily use.

What are temporary files, and how do they affect computer performance?

Temporary files are files created by programs and the operating system for short-term use. Over time, these files accumulate and can slow down your computer, especially if they aren't regularly deleted.

How can I delete temporary files from my computer?

To delete temporary files, press Windows + R, type '%temp%', and press Enter. Then select all files and delete them. Repeat the process with 'temp' (without the percentage signs).

What is disk cleanup, and why should I use it?

Disk cleanup is a built-in Windows tool that helps remove unnecessary files, such as system files, temporary files, and previous Windows installations, which can free up space and improve system performance.

How do I perform disk cleanup on my computer?

To perform disk cleanup, type 'disk cleanup' in the Windows search bar, select the tool, choose drive C, and click 'OK'. After that, check all the options and click 'Clean up system files' to remove unnecessary files.

What is the benefit of using Windows' built-in antivirus (MRT) to scan for viruses?

Using Windows' built-in antivirus (MRT) helps detect and remove malware, which can be slowing down your computer. It performs a full scan of the system and eliminates any detected threats, improving performance.

How do I run a full antivirus scan using Windows' MRT tool?

To run a full scan with MRT, press Windows + R, type 'MRT', and press Enter. After that, select 'Next', choose the 'Full Scan' option, and click 'Next' again to start the scan.

What is the final step to fix corrupted files and improve performance?

The final step involves running the CHKDSK command in Command Prompt. This command checks your hard drive or SSD for errors, repairs corrupted files, and improves the overall system performance.

How do I run the CHKDSK command on my computer?

To run the CHKDSK command, press Windows + Search, type 'CMD', right-click Command Prompt, and choose 'Run as administrator'. Then, type 'chkdsk C: /f' and press Enter. After this, restart your computer to allow the scan and repairs.