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🔧FULL! Settingan Windows 11 Terbaik ✅ Agar Tidak Ngelag dan Lancar | 2026! (Updated)

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Summary of the Video (Best Windows 11 Settings for Smoothness / No Lag)

This video is a step-by-step “full settings” guide to optimize Windows 11 performance on PCs and laptops—aimed at reducing lag and improving responsiveness. It focuses heavily on gaming, system smoothness, and startup/cleanup.

1) Display & GPU/Graphics Settings

Display settings

  • Settings → System → Display
    • Set Scale to the recommended value.
    • Set Display resolution to the recommended resolution (or the highest available if no recommended option exists).

Advanced display

  • Set Refresh rate to the highest available (examples mentioned: potentially up to 75/144+, ideally max).

Graphics settings

  • Enable HAGS / Hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling
    • Claimed benefits: lower latency/delay and faster response, improving GPU performance on Windows 11.

2) Notifications & Focus

Notifications

  • Keep most notifications ON (example: WhatsApp / Chrome notifications).
  • Turn OFF:
    • Lock screen notifications (and similar lock-screen options)
    • Notification options labeled as “two” (while keeping notification sound behavior enabled)

Do Not Disturb (Focus mode behavior)

  • Turn off Do Not Disturb and its automatic rules
  • Exception mentioned: if gaming use-case is enabled, it can be re-ticked for games.

Focus

  • Turn off Focus.

3) Storage Optimization (Major Auto-Cleaning)

  • Settings → System → Storage
    • Turn ON Storage Sense (required in the video)

Storage Sense options mentioned

  • âś… “Skip Windows running smoothly” checkbox: checked
  • Run Storage Sense now: available to test cleanup
  • Delete recycle bin contents after chosen duration
    • Creator chooses 1 day (to avoid recycle bin filling)
  • Delete files in Downloads if not opened for a set time
    • Creator recommends don’t auto-delete Downloads (many people store important files there) → prefers leaving it never/default

Review/tutorial action

  • Shows how to open Storage Sense results and view what can be freed.

Temporary files cleanup

  • Open Temporary files, scan/refresh, select items to delete
  • Use Remove files (permanent deletion)

4) System Behavior & “Not Responding” Handling

  • Settings → for developers
    • Enable a “Text/Task” related feature (subtitle misreads; likely refers to an option for handling apps that aren’t responding)
    • Claimed benefit: right-clicking an app can stop/close it without opening Task Manager

5) Performance Mode (Windows Visual/Performance Tuning)

  • Control path mentioned: About → Advanced system settings → Performance → Settings

  • Select Adjust for best performance

  • Then enable these three visual options (as listed in subtitles):
    • Smooth edges of screen fonts
    • Show window content while dragging
    • Show thumbnails instead of icons

Advanced performance

  • Choose the right option under “Programs” vs background services to avoid selecting the wrong category.

6) Appearance & Personalization

Colors

  • Choose Dark mode
  • Turn OFF Windows transparency effects

Start menu

  • Turn OFF:
    • “Show recently added apps”
    • “Show recommended files”
    • Tips/recommendations

7) Taskbar Configuration

  • Taskbar settings are described as personal preference.

  • Creator’s choices:

    • Use a search mode without a visible search icon (hide it)
    • Turn OFF:
      • Widgets
      • Search text view (taskbar search text)

  • Mentions alternatives: keyboard/start menu typing.

8) Apps & Background Activity Reduction

Uninstall unused apps

  • Identify unused apps and uninstall them (example: removing Microsoft OneDrive via “…” menu)
  • Creator claims removal is permanent

Offline maps

  • Turn off map updates (because the video claims many people don’t use offline maps)

Startup apps

  • Disable startup apps that aren’t needed
  • Mentions heavy items such as Microsoft Edge and Copilot (if present)
  • Claimed effect: fewer startup/background loads → faster boot

9) Time & Language

  • Set timezone to UTC +7 (Jakarta)
  • Ensure time synchronization is running
  • If sync errors occur:
    • toggle automatic setting off/on and/or set time manually

10) Gaming Optimizations

Disable heavy overlays/capture features

  • Turn off a Game Bar overlay / capture overlay (likely Xbox Game Bar-related)
  • Also disables capture options:
    • Audio capture while recording
    • Mouse cursor capture while recording

Game Mode

  • Enable Game Mode (explicitly: turn ON for Windows 11)

11) Accessibility: Disable Certain Keyboard Features

Turn OFF:

  • Notification preference checkboxes (as described)
  • Sticky Keys
  • Filter Keys

12) Privacy/Security: Windows Tips + Updates

Privacy & security → General

  • Turn OFF specific numbered items (subtitles unclear)
  • Keep “Windows Improve Start and Search” ON

Windows Update

  • Use standard Check for updates
  • If needed, open advanced options

13) Delivery Optimization (Reduce Internet Impact to Reduce Lag)

  • Delivery Optimization
    • Goal: limit bandwidth so updates don’t cause online game lag.
  • Creator’s approach:
    • Use percentage-based limits
    • Tick both down/upload options (subtitles mention limits around 5 and monthly around 500—exact values were noisy in subtitles)

14) Control Panel Tweaks (Mouse/Keyboard/Network/Power/Sound)

Keyboard

  • Control Panel → Keyboard
    • Increase repeat delay to the far right

Mouse (competitive/aim tuning)

  • Control Panel → Mouse
    • Uncheck Enhance pointer precision (recommended for competitive aiming)
    • Set pointer speed around mid/high (example mentioned: “stop at 6”)

Network sharing

  • “Network and Sharing Center → Advanced sharing settings”
    • Disable sharing for Public and Private networks (uncheck options)

Wi‑Fi/Ethernet power management

  • Adapter settings → Wi‑Fi/Ethernet used → Power Management tab
    • Turn OFF options allowing the PC to turn off the device to save power

Power options (performance)

  • Use High performance power plan
    • If missing: create one via Create a power plan (base on High performance; name it—example: “gaming mode”)
  • Advanced power settings include (as described in subtitles):
    • Disk/hardware tuned to max performance (subtitles mention “0 … maximum performance”)
    • Wireless adapter maximum performance
    • USB selective suspend disabled
    • Processor power management: minimum and maximum = 100
    • Intel graphics: set to maximum performance

Sound

  • Control Panel → Sound → Communications
    • Set to “do nothing” (as described)

15) Junk File Deletion / Windows Cleanup (Manual “Run” Cleanup)

The video runs multiple cleanup tasks via Run (Win + R-style) and deletes folder contents.

Temp cleanup

  • Open temp (via subtitle: %temp%-style)
  • Delete everything inside temp (skip items with prompts)

Cache-like cleanup (second run)

  • Run again to delete another temp cache folder (subtitle misreads, but presented as a cache cleanup step)

Windows Update cache

  • Delete contents in:
    • C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download
  • Claimed benefit: removes junk left by Windows Update

Recycle bin

  • Empty the recycle bin to permanently remove deleted files

16) File Explorer Display Tuning

  • File Explorer → Folder options/privacy/view settings
    • Creator unchecks privacy boxes and clicks Clear
    • Adjusts what is shown and clears related view/privacy settings
  • Goal: Explorer opens with a preferred view and keeps storage info visible

17) CMD Cleanup: Delete .log Files

  • Run Command Prompt as Administrator
  • Executes a command to delete .log files (subtitle suggests a pattern like *.log)
  • Claimed: deletes many logs; depends on system

18) Verify Disabled Startup Apps + Tidy Taskbar/Start

  • Use Task Manager-style verification:
    • Open Task Manager → Startup apps
    • Check Disabled/Enabled status
    • Right-click → Disable if needed
  • Taskbar cleanup:
    • Unpin unwanted icons (examples: Microsoft Store, Copilot)
  • Start menu cleanup:
    • Unpin unnecessary apps

19) MSConfig CPU Limit

  • Run MSConfig
  • Boot → Advanced options → set Number of processors to the maximum available
    • Example: chooses 4 when max is 4 (otherwise picks the highest available like 12)

20) Final Step

  • Restart the PC/laptop so all settings apply.
  • After reboot, test smoothness/responsiveness.

Main Speakers / Sources

  • Primary speaker: Unspecified creator (no named person shown in subtitles)
  • Sources referenced: Windows 11 built-in tools and components, including:
    • Settings
    • Control Panel
    • Task Manager / Startup apps
    • MSConfig
    • Storage Sense
    • Command Prompt

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