2: Use a Process App like DeviceStatsĭeviceStats is a free third party app that may not be the prettiest thing in the world, but it works to show you which processes are actively running in the background of an iOS device, including daemons and background tasks. and it's likley RAM issues or SSD/HDD issues.The task manager only shows apps though, and if you were hoping for something a bit more specific or technical, you’ll need to turn to another solution from a third party. If you have corruption then you have to find out why that is. Do this as well just to check and see if you've had any file corruption. Much like doing a "sfc /scannow" at command prompt (as admin) for your OS system files. Others may balk at this, but I have used this and cCleaners tool countless times on my own and others PCs over the past couple of decades and if there are corruptions and or conflicts this will make a noticeable improvement in you OS prformance. Besides having a good number of utilities all in one place it also has a registry repair tool. If you take the time to dumb this software down, by going into it's settings disabling everything in the "General" settings, it has a pretty small footprint.
Once you've cleaned house on your OS check your startups and disable the ones that you know you don't need running in the back ground. Also install uBlock Origin as a browser add-on.
Enable Windows Defender, download and run scans with MBAM free now and again.
If you have McAffee, AVG or Norton Symantec AV software delete it/them. Look at your software, if you have software installed that you use once a year, get rid of it. software that duplicates functions and utilities already built into Windows. If you have a factory Built PC, delete the bloatware.
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