How to boost up your boot speed in Windows 10

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Hey guys. I'm back with another cool stuff for you Windows 10 users. Guess what, now you can speed up the boot speed of your Windows 10 device by just following these simple steps.
Let's get started.

1. Open Start and type "msconfig".


2. Open it. The "General" tab must look somewhat like this. Check the "Selective startup" box as shown below.

















3. Next you need to go to the "Boot" tab. Here is our real thing that we need to take care of.

















4. Go to "Advanced options" in here. The following window should open.

























5. I actually made an error while setting things up myself as you can see I have "Number of processors" selected as 1. All you have to do here is check this box and select the maximum number you find here. It may be 2 or 4. Check the "Maximum memory" box and you'll automatically get a value equal to the amount of RAM your system has. That's it here. Click OK and leave.

















6. As soon as you come back to this part, set the "timeout" value to 3 and check the "Make all boot settings permanent" box. I've already highlighted it in the image above so you don't have a problem finding things in the tiny window ;) . Do not click Apply until you've reached the last step of this process. 

7. Now let's stop some useless services. Go to the services tab next.

















8. Do remember to check the "Hide all Microsoft services". You really don't want to mess up with the Microsoft services there. (Might really blow up your data don't really know........there's no guarantee with messing up with these things).Now all you have to do is see what services you don't need like useless update services etc etc. and then disable them.

















9. Now the last part, go to the "Startup" tab. You actually won't find anything there except for a link to the Task Manager.
















10. Open Task Manager from here and similar to step 8, disable the unnecessary processes/applications.























11. That's all. Now as stated in step 6, click Apply and you'll get a pop up as this.











12. Click Yes and finally OK. It will ask you to restart your system. Restart and you're done. See the difference.

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