Moving winsxs files makes Win7 run faster

What should I do if Windows 7 runs very slowly? We can consider moving the contents of the winsxs folder to other hard disk partitions so that the system disk has more unused space and the Windows 7 system runs faster.
Winsxs folder in Win7 system (in the "C: Windows" directory, C drive is the system disk, the same below) contains a lot of file resources (volume close to 3.5GB) and the version is very complicated. Although many of the file resources of this folder are duplicated with the contents of the "system32" folder, without them, mscorwks.dll will not load, and the Win7 system will not work properly. But we can move them to other hard drives and let Windows 7 run faster, which is definitely more troublesome than repartitioning and reinstalling the hard drive. Next, let me introduce how to achieve it. Moving winsxs files makes Win7 run faster.
The second DOS command means: Create a link to winsxs.moved called winsxs.link.
Step 1: Create a link
Download “PendMoves and MoveFile” first, then extract the downloaded ZIP format archive to the “C:Windows” directory; run Cmd as an administrator and execute it in sequence. The following two commands:
cd..
mklink /D winsxs.link winsxs.moved
Step 2: Get Permissions
Right-click “winsxs” folder, select “properties” To open the “Security“ tab of the “winsxs property” dialog; then select the currently logged in administrator account (eg “Administrators(syhl999- PCAdministrators)”) and click the “Edit” button Then select the administrator account with the same name in the pop-up window; finally, check all the check boxes under Allow ” and click the "application" and “OK” buttons.

▲图:Get Permissions
Step 3: Rename and Copy Files
After executing the two DOS commands in Step 1, follow the two commands at the cursor:
movefile C:Windowswinsxs C:Windowswinsxs.moved
movefile C:Windowswinsxs.link C:Windowswinsxs
After completing the rename operation, restart the system, and finally the directory will be ""C:Windows”“ Winsxs.moved”Copy all the contents of the folder to the "E:Windowswinsxs" directory.
Step 4: Delete File Resources
Run CMD again as an administrator and execute the following DOS command:
cd..
rmdir winsxs
mklink /D winsxs D:windowswinsxs
Complete the creation of a new link to the "D:windowswinsxs" directory named "ldsxs", and then restart the system, and finally the name "" The folder can be deleted.