How to Open Advanced System Settings on Windows 11
Enjoy a speedier Windows 11 with Advanced System Settings
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Today, we’ll show you how to access Windows 11 Advanced System Settings. With them, you can fine-tune your system, but they’re a bit difficult to access.
Let’s explore where to find these settings and discuss how they can improve your OS.
How can I open Advanced System Settings?
Before you can use Advanced System Settings to tweak and speed up your device, you need to know how to access this menu. A quick method is through the Run dialog.
1. Press the Windows + R keys on your keyboard to open the Run dialog.
2. Type sysdm.cpl in the text box.
3. Press Enter on your keyboard.
4. The System Properties menu will open.
5. Navigate to the Advanced tab.
6. You are now in the Advanced System Settings menu.
How to Speed up your PC using Advanced System Settings
- Open the Windows Search function and type in View advanced system settings. Click on the topmost result.
- Here, you will be provided with Performance settings, User Profiles settings, and Startup & recovery settings.
- Inside the Performance settings, you can tweak your visual elements which can slow down your computer sometimes. By adjusting your settings for the best performance, you will be able to have a better and faster user experience.
- Under the User Profile settings, you will be able to see your profiles and copy them or change their type.
- Inside the Startup and Recovery settings section, you can change what your PC will do after a system failure, such as automatically restarting itself.
Hardware upgrades are a surefire way to increase the speed of your computer. RAM and solid-state drive (SSD) improvements can make your system as quick as a brand-new PC, and these upgrades are also reasonably affordable.
If you’re currently using 4GB of RAM on your computer, you should consider upgrading to at least 8GB of RAM in the future.
SSDs, on the other hand, are far speedier than regular hard drives. A solid-state drive will provide faster bootup times and overall better system performance.
Check out an easy tip on your Taskbar that will make your operating system swifter and more responsive. We know what a sluggish computer can feel like.
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