Next time when you crash and you open task manager it will appear on top which would prevent getting stuck. Right click the manager icon and click "Always on top".NOTE: In fullscreen you can't automatically open task manager if you crash so to solve that you should do these following steps (Thanks to NotSteve) : -fullscreen: Makes the game run in fullscreen, can help the performance by letting the system memory being focused on tf2.-windowed: Makes the game run in a window, must be used with the -h and -w commands.-h : Forces the engine to start with resolution set to.-w : Forces the engine to start with resolution set to.-novid: When loading a game with this parameter, the intro Valve video will not play.-noborder: Makes the game run without having borders, must be used with -windowed.noborder -novid -w (width) -h (height) -windowed (or -fullscreen) -console -dxlevel 81 When you've successfully opened cmd type in this command: To open cmd: Go to Start Menu > Search cmd > Right click on cmd and select Run as Administrator and press Yes. Now, to locate Hibernation setting and disable it is by going into cmd but you've to Run as Administrator to use it. Once you're done with that, look on top, you'll see Turn off system restore, click that and you're one step ahead from saving your memories! And you can't use System Restore anymore, that's the bad news. When you're inside, make the Disk Space Usage around 2%-4%. While you're inside the System Restore click Configure. To go to System Restore's Advanced Settings: Go to Start Menu > Right click Computer or whatever you renamed to > Click Properties > On the right side you'll see System Restore, click that. Take note that, it's your risk wether or not to disable System Restore, if you mess up your Windows, there's no going back so make sure not to mess with anything you don't know and don't download any suspicious virus/malware/trojan programs.įirst of, let's start off by disabling System Restore
Originally posted by Cloudy:Disabling System Restore can save a chunk full of memory so does disabling Hibernation as Hibernation is totally useless. Windows Explorer takes a good chunk of memory and it's not needed while playing, so closing it frees up your memory (and personally it's perfect with windowed mode) While this doesn't directly help FPS, it helps marking bad sectors and freeing up space, which helps loading times and could help making your FPS more constant.
**This will let you completely disable services and programs and prevent them from loading when starting up, make sure you don't disable something essential though.**Īfter checking "Show Processes For All Users", end as many useless processes, even programs as simple as puush can suck alot of FPS (at least what I experienced), but play it safe and avoid closing any of the system's programs, usually the ones with the name "Admin" or your name are safe to close. Check "Masking All Microsoft Services" (unless you know what to close)įor programs you can do it manually for each program.
In the Performance section, click the “Settings” button.In the left panel, click “Advanced system settings”.Choose “Properties” from the context menu.Updating your drivers is very helpful to your PC's performance.
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