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Is your PC struggling to breathe? Look at this. Task Manager is showing nearly 100% memory usage, even when the computer is barely doing anything. That is insane.
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Today, I'm going to show you how to disable a hidden setting that is literally eating your RAM alive.
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First, head down to your search bar or hit the Windows key. We need to open the run command.
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Type in regedit, that's R E G E D I T, and hit okay.
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If it asks for permission, just click yes.
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We're going into the matrix here.
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Follow me closely, expand the folder that says H key local machine, then drop down the system folder.
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From there, look for control set 001 and expand that.
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Inside, you want to find and open the services folder.
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Now, there are a lot of files here, so don't get lost. Scroll down until you find a specific folder named NDU.
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Click on it.
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On the right side, find the file named start and double click it. See that value data set to two?
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Change that to four. This disables the network data usage monitor, which is a common cause of memory leaks.
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Click okay and close the registry editor.
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We aren't done yet.
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Go back to your search bar and type in services. Click the app to open it up.
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We need to stop one more background process that hogs resources.
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Once the list loads up, just scroll down. We are looking for Windows search. Right click on it and select properties.
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In the middle, change the startup type to disabled, then, and this is important, click the stop button to kill the process right now. Once it's stopped, hit apply and okay.
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Go ahead and close the services window.
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Now for the moment of truth, let's open Task Manager again.
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Boom, look at that drop. We went from maxed out memory down to a healthy usable level. Your PC is going to feel so much snappier now.
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If this saved your PC, smash that like button and subscribe.
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But listen, fixing RAM is only half the battle. Your PC is likely still slow because of useless startup apps or disk usage errors.
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You need to watch these two videos on screen right now to fully unlock your speed before your computer freezes again. Click one of them and I'll see you there.
