We all have experienced those times when the computer started
becoming laggy, the performance started going down, and a lot of
things begun breaking down. At times, you’d start facing
unexpected system crashes, applications not working, the
resource usage going up and a lot of other similar issues. While
sometimes, this can be caused due to malware present in your
machine, but what if that’s not the case? What if you’re using a
top of the line antivirus and malware defense solution, but
still face PC slowness and abrupt behavior?  Operating systems
have a tendency of building up a lot of background information
over time, like cached items, offline files, temporary data,
registry keys that are no longer valid, and various other things
that might cause your machine to become slower than you’d
consider acceptable. This is particularly true for Windows-based
machines. There’s a reason Microsoft chose to include system
utilities like Disk Defragmenter, Disk Cleanup etc. in the OS,
because they realized that sooner