Windows7 system settings control panel content speed up the Internet speed

First, clear the system garbage to speed up the Internet speed
1, delete the browser temporary files.
First Step: In the "Start” interface, select “Control Panel”.

Step 2: In the "Control Panel" "Network & Internet".

Step 3: Go to the "Network and Internet" interface and select "Internet Options".

Step 4: In the “Internet Properties” interface, find “Browsing History” and click the “Delete” button.

Step 5: In the new window that pops up, select the item you want to delete and delete it.

2. Run the disk cleanup.
First Step: Click on the “Start & rdquo; interface” and find “All Programs” in the “All Programs” section.

Second Step: Select the partition that needs to be cleaned. The garbage files of the general system will be stored in the C drive, which is the system disk where Win7 is installed. We choose the C drive.

Step 3: We click on the “OK” button, “Disk Cleanup” to start scanning the C drive and find out which junk files can be deleted.

Step 4: Select the type of junk file to be deleted. Generally, the system will perform “default”, you can also check it yourself. After the selection is completed, click ““OK” button. Will be completely cleaned up.

The above method is the safest way to clean up, and you will not delete your system files by mistake. The small series has been used many times and has cleaned up a lot of garbage.
Second, set the wireless adapter to improve the download speed of the network.
Step 1: Find the “Power Options” in the “Control Panel” interface.



Step 2: Click on a "Change Power Plan Settings”.

Step 3: In the interface, click “Change Advanced Power Settings”.

Step 4: Expand “Wireless Adapter Settings"""Energy Saver Mode", change the setting to “Maximum Performance”.

Postscript: The above methods are all repaired and set by the system's own tools or systems. It is completely natural and can minimize the damage to the computer and maximize the speed of the Internet. We can clean up often and extend the life of the computer.