Here you’ll see a selection of different items (Mail, iTunes, iCloud Drive, among others). That’s interesting, but to get to the tools tap Manage. Wait a few moments, and you should see a visual representation that shows what is taking up space on your system. Open About this Mac in the Menu and tap Storage to access these. MacOS has some really helpful built-in tools to help you boost Mac performance by getting rid of items you no longer need. This you can do in Settings> Accessibility > Display, check Reduce Transparency. You may also want to reduce transparency effects. And set Minimize windows using to Scale Effect.In System Preferences>Dock uncheck the following sections: All the same, to tweak a little more performance from your computer, you may want to switch some of those effects off. Select any you don’t need to have start up automatically and tap the Minus – button to remove them from the Start up items list. Enter your password, and you can look at your LogIn items. Then go to all the tabs one by one and review the things that need to be rechecked.Do you have any apps that launch themselves when you start up your Mac? Take a look in System Preferences> Users&Groups > Check for your User Name. After doing the process, start "Run" again and this time you have to type in "MSCONFIG". A window will appear and do the same thing by clicking "Select All" and deleting the files. After you have deleted, start "Run" again and type in "PREFETCH". After wards, right click on a file and click "Delete".
Then click on "Edit" and click "Select All". A window appears and type in %TEMP% and press "OK".
Then go to "Start" menu again and click "Run". A window will appear for confirmation and click "Yes". Once everything is selected, right click a file and press "delete". Once a new window will appear, type in "TEMP" and press "OK". Once you have clicked "Start", click "Run". The first thing that you will have to do is to go to "Start" menu found on the lower left of the screen. This video is about how to clean up your computer.
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