[windows 10] How to optimize the system?

Question

System administration

Hello.
I asked myself a question about optimizing Windows 10. As I understand it, the system is configured for the average user, so services and applications that are not used are probably launched.
I would like to know how you can optimize the system.
PC: 15.6" Laptop DEXP Aquilon O108
OS: Windows 10 x86 Range of
tasks: programming (Android Studio, Python)
Additional software: Avast, Google Disk, Google Chrom, Slack.
Network: I use both wired and Wi-Fi
I wonder what and how can be removed or added to improve performance.
UPD: I've tried the tips given here and those given by google. I have to admit - performance increased noticeably only after the removal of Avast antivirus. And almost imperceptibly - a change in the power consumption plan, however, this caused a significant increase in temperature, up to unpleasant tactile sensations from warming up the surface of the laptop. Apparently Windows 10 can not be significantly optimized. The bottleneck was the screw and the speed of its work.
Regarding Avast, its installation was due to the fact that it did not load the system a little. The ESET Smart and AVG systems were also loaded a little. Kospersky et al. Web caused more criticism. And since I do not install "left" software and maintain reasonable caution on the Internet, I see no reason to unnecessarily load the system.
The next significant claim to gluttony is Google Chrome and Google Drive (unlike OneDrive). And of course Java. But they can't be optimized.

Answer 1

Instead of anvir
https://habrahabr.ru/post/101971/ (do not look at the recommendations for 7 - nothing has changed in this regard practically)

Answer 2

Why do you need antiviruses if it's the 21st century and Windows already has it out of the box, or rather from the image :) there is Windows Defender, or whatever it's called right now. He's doing great. For many years I have been sitting only with Defender and everything works like clockwork. Of course, if you don’t specifically pump up any shit, but then you can save yourself from it manually, or go to Dr.Web CureIt and via cmd.exe sfc /scannow + DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth