Slow Performance Issue

Slow Performance Issue On Mac

• Please check which application takes high CPU and RAM usage.
• Clean All Cache memory from the system
• Go to Mac Desktop click on Go Tab plus Press Alt tab. It shows a hidden folder Library. 
• Open the Library folder and Cache folder and clean all the data in it.
• Please update the latest OS of Mac OS.
• Update all the latest applications from the App Store. 
• Mostly check whether google chrome is updated or not and try to remove extensions and clean all cache files in it.

 Here are some Links to a common issue that occurs in User’s system:

• https://setapp.com/how-to/reduce-memory-usage-on-mac
• https://www.guidingtech.com/top-ways-to-fix-high-cpu-usage-on-mac/#:~:text=Use%20Activity%20Monitor%20to%20Find,bring%20CPU%20usage%20under%20control.

Slow Performance Issue In Windows

• First, check whether Windows is up to date or not. If not please update it to the latest version and restart the system.
• Check all the Drivers are installed and the latest BIOS version also. If not Please update it.
• Please clean all cache memory, temp files and recycle bin.
• Clean cache files and history of all browsers. It may help to free the RAM utilization.
• Check C: Drive has at least 50GB of free space in it.
• Check Browsers has installed fewer extensions in it because it may consume more RAM and the browser should be up to date.
• Please try to uninstall unnecessary applications because they are continuously running in the background and take RAM utilization.

Here are some Links to a common issue that occurs in User’s system:

• https://www.lifewire.com/fix-bad-pool-caller-error-on-windows-10-5113789
• https://www.intel.in/content/www/in/en/gaming/resources/how-to-fix-high-cpu-usage.html
• https://www.easeus.com/partition-master/windows-10-high-ram-cpu-memory-usage-issue.html
  
  

Slow Performance Issue In Linux

• Firstly you need to update all the packages of ubuntu by these two commands:

# Sudo apt update -y

# Sudo apt upgrade -y

After upgrading please restart the system.

• Check the CPU and Memory Utilization with this command 

# htop

If the application is not in use then kill that process to free the CPU and RAM utilization.

• Check Browsers has installed fewer extensions in it because it may consume more RAM and the browser should also be up to date and clear cache files.
• Here is a link to remove temporary files in Ubuntu:

Methods to clean temporary files from Ubuntu - GeeksforGeeks

Automatically empty your trash and clear temporary files

• Open the Activities overview and start typing File History & Trash.
• Click on File History & Trash to open the panel.
• Switch on one or both of Automatically Delete Trash Content or Automatically Delete Temporary Files.
• Set how often you would like your Trash and Temporary Files to be purged by changing the Automatically Delete Period value.
• Use the Empty Trash… or Delete Temporary Files… buttons to perform these actions immediately.
• Here is the link to remove the complete cache memory in Ubuntu:

    How to clean cache and free up swap on Ubuntu