Once no memory space exists on your PC, it eventually slows down performance. If you have several large applications running simultaneously or in the background, this may lead to your RAM maxing out. After completion of the job, it gets saved to your hard drive. Typically, when you want to perform a specific task on Lenovo, the Windows 10 OS loads data from the storage drive into the PC RAM for processing.
It is what enables the computer to process information immediately. The Random Access Memory (RAM) serves as the short term memory of your Lenovo laptop. Hard drive space is usually taken up by computer programs, application updates, file downloads, and deleted files. This happens because, at 80% full capacity, the virtual memory required to save temporary files that your computer programs rely on is almost non-existent. If the space left in your Lenovo laptop’s hard drive is less than 80%, this can reduce its processing speed by 50%. Once a Lenovo laptop running on Windows 10 has slow performance, the following are most likely to be the cause: Low Storage Space
