Check your GPU status

 Check your GPU status

Open Powershell and run the command: "Get-CimInstance Win32_VideoController | Select-Object Caption, DriverVersion, Status"

If the status is OK, your GPU is fine.

If you need additional GPU details such as dedicated VRAM, resolution, and refresh rate, run: "Get-CimInstance Win32_VideoController | Select-Object Caption, DriverVersion, Status, @{N="VRAM (GB)";E={[math]::round($_.AdapterRAM/1GB,2)}}, CurrentHorizontalResolution, CurrentVerticalResolution, CurrentRefreshRate"

Change Command Prompt Font Color Permanently

 Change Command Prompt Font Color Permanently

Step 01: Press "Win + R" and type "cmd" and press Enter

    

Step 02: Run the following command then reopen ccommand prompt to see changes: 

    reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor" /v AutoRun /t REG_SZ /d "color 0A" /f

Replace 0A with your preferred color code:-

• 0A= Black background, Light Green text (classic Matrix look)

• 0E = Black background, Light Yellow text

• 0B = Black background, Light Aqua text

• 0F = Black background, Bright White text

To revert it, just enter the command and press Enter:

    reg delete "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor" /v AutoRun /f

Windows Crash fix

 Windows Crash fix

Check the cause of crash:

Open "Start" and search for "reliability" and open it.

Click on the red cross and at bottom you will see source of crash. Click on "View technic..." for more details and search about its fix online.

Basic Fixes:

• Open command prompt and run it as administrator. Then type the command "sfc /scannow" and press enter. This will scan and fix any corrupted files causing the system crash.

• Again, open command prompt and run it as administrator. Then type the command "DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth" and press enter. Make sure you are connected to internet. This process will take time. This is for corrupted, broken, or missing system image files and automatically repairs them by downloading fresh, clean copies from Microsoft's Windows Update servers

Windows Storage Cleaning

 Windows Storage Cleaning

Run Commands:

Press "Windows" + "R" to open "Run" command terminal. Then type the following command one by one.

• Command 01: temp

        After pressing "Enter", delete all the files present in it. "Skip" the files which are unable to delete. Make sure to check the "Do this for all currents items".

• Command 02: %temp% 

        After pressing "Enter", delete all the files present in it. "Skip" the files which are unable to delete. Make sure to check the "Do this for all currents items".

• Command 03: prefetch

        After pressing "Enter", delete all the files present in it. "Skip" the files which are unable to delete. Make sure to check the "Do this for all currents items".

• Command 04: %AppData%

        If you uninstalled any app or not using any app, delete its app's folder.

• Command 05:  %temp%

        Press Enter. The at top, click on AppData > Local. If you uninstalled any app or not using any app, delete its app's folder.

Command Prompt:

Open "Start" menu, search for "cmd" and click "Run as administrator".

• Command 01: powercfg -h off

        This command deletes all the hibernations files. It may contain 5 to 6GB of files.

Deleting Large Files from C Drive:

Open "This PC", click on C: drive. In search box (present at top-left side), type these commands:

• Command 01: Size:gigantic

        This shows you all the large size files. Delete the unwanted files.

• Command 02: Size:huge

        This shows you all the large size files. Delete the unwanted files.

• Open "This PC", click on C: drive. If you see any folder named "Windows Old", delete it.

• Open "This PC", click on C: drive > Windows > SoftwareDistribution. Delete all files present in it.

Uninstalling Apps:

Open Settings (Ctrl + I) > Apps > Installed apps. On left side, you will see "Filter by:" option with dropdown menu. Select "Local Disk (C:)". Uninstall the apps you don't need.

Disk Cleanup:

Open "Start" menu and search for "Disk Cleanup". Select "C:" drive. Check mark all the files and click "OK". Again open "Start" menu and search for "Disk Cleanup". Select "C:" drive. Now click "Clean up system files" and press "OK". Then check mark all and press "OK".

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Maximum RAM Capacity in Windows

 

Check your maximum RAM capacity of your system

Step 1: Open Powershell.

Step 2: Type the command "(Get-CimInstance Win32_PhysicalMemoryArray).MaxCapacity/1MB"

Step 3: Press Enter. Then you will see the maximum capacity of RAM you can upgrade in GB.

In my case, the maximum RAM capacity for upgrade is 16GB. 

Now one more thing, you need to check the number of RAM slots present in your PC/Laptop. If it is 1, you can upgrade by one 16GB RAM stick. If it is 2, you have to upgrade by applying two 8GB RAM stick (8GB + 8GB = 16GB) for maximum RAM upgrade.

Step 1: Open Powershell.

Step 2: Type the command "(Get-CimInstance Win32_PhysicalMemoryArray).MemoryDevices" and press Enter.

You will find the number of RAM slots which will help you to upgrade your windows system. 

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