One of the new features that the new version of Windows, Windows 10 has brought with it is RAM (Read Access Memory) compression. If you want your computer to perform much faster, it is important that you have to check the various background processes running on your system. In addition to the operating system which is the main reason for running applications in the background on your system, there are many other systems.
Most computers today have a significant amount of RAM. While this feature is surprising, there are some drawbacks that cannot be overlooked. Not all functions and applications can be stored in RAM, as you only have a limited amount of storage space available. To overcome this RAM overhead, our system periodically downloads the contents of the RAM to a lower storage level, the paging file. Whenever the contents of the files on this page need to be fetched for execution, it takes even longer to access, which is not a good solution.
How else can you improvise the use of RAM? This is where the first Windows feature comes to our rescue. RAM compression compresses RAM to 40% of its size, giving us plenty of RAM space. Basically. checks for underused entities in the system and compresses them. This helps to store more applications in the system and makes it easier to access them for execution. Here we will see how to implement this function in our system.
STEPS TO COMPRESS RAM ON WINDOWS 10 SYSTEM
1 STEP
- Open the Event Agenda on your PC. This can be done by searching for it in the Start menu at the bottom left of the desktop.
2 STEP
- In the window that opens, you will find an option in the left pane called Task Scheduler Library. Expand to find the option Microsoft.
PHASE 3
- Now expand it where you will find the option windows. Click on it.
PHASE 4
- You'll find a number of options popping up below. Click the one called Memory Diagnosis.
PHASE 5
- Now you will find towards the right panel, the option RunFullMemoryDiagnostic. Right-click on it and choose the Enable option to enable compression. Instead, if you choose the Disable option, you will disable the compression process.
That is. From now on, try a faster computer. I hope you found this article helpful.
