Pc feels slower

[MingLee420]

Ive started to organise my desktop and deleting png that are like 2kb and deleting things from the bin the progress bar hangs at the end for like 3-6 seconds before its done and creating folders feel slow too and some programs take a bit longer than i remember and idk what would have caused it apart from windows updates 

[SamClan]

3 minutes ago, MingLee420 said:

organise my desktop and deleting png that are like 2kb

.png that were saved on your desktop?

what you could do is. check your SMART of your SSD. 

Windows is installed on your ssd? 

 

do a speed test and check if the results are close to tests you find online. 

 

 

check your event manager for failures 

[MingLee420]

3 hours ago, SamClan said:

.png that were saved on your desktop?

what you could do is. check your SMART of your SSD. 

Windows is installed on your ssd? 

 

do a speed test and check if the results are close to tests you find online. 

 

 

check your event manager for failures 

Yes the png was on the desktop

How do i check the Smart thing other than that speeds are quite close and dont see unusual errors as from what i know even clean windows 10 has warnings and erorrs in event viewer so it should be fine

[SamClan]

53 minutes ago, MingLee420 said:

Smart

Every SSD HDD manufactory got a software for that. 

Samsung magician I believe 

 

 

54 minutes ago, MingLee420 said:

has warnings

We are looking for errors, fatal errors those or failure not sure how they are called. 

 

 

[MingLee420]

20 minutes ago, SamClan said:

Every SSD HDD manufactory got a software for that. 

Samsung magician I believe 

 

 

We are looking for errors, fatal errors those or failure not sure how they are called. 

 

 

everything says its good in the smart tab although there is a setting called trim which i turned on like 2 years ago but forgot about it should i turn it off? event viewer does have errors but nothing important from what i see

[SamClan]

To be honest I don't know that option.

 

How many antivirus softwares do you have installed? 

 

Right now I am a little bit clueless. 

Feeling something is slow doesn't mean it is. You could always reinstall your system 

You also could do this 

 

Click Start.

In the search bar, type CMD .

Right-click CMD.exe and select Run as Administrator.

On the User Account Control (UAC) prompt, click Yes.

In the command prompt window, type SFC /scannow and press Enter .

System file checker utility checks the integrity of Windows system files and repairs them if required.