Addressing these will significantlyreduce your file sizeand, thus, quicken the program’s processing speed.
Pictures
The question to ask is whether you need so many images in the first place.
Go through your slides and remove any images that don’t add any true value to your presentation.
A second option is to remove artistic effects from images.
Finally, considercompressing your images.
Select an image in your slideshow, and click “Compress Pictures” in the Picture Format tab.
Then, you might either choose to compress the image you selected or all images in your file.
Click File > Info, and choose the “Compress Media” drop-down button.
There, click “HD” or “Standard” as alternatives to the Full HD option.
Compressing the media in your presentation will also remove embedded subtitles and alternate audio tracks.
If this doesn’t speed up your file, consider removing the media from your PowerPoint file altogether.
However,the Slide Mastercontains hidden information that dictates how your presentation is designed.
you could see the master slides by clicking “Slide Master” in the View tab on the ribbon.
smack the relevant master slides and remove those items.
This will bring up a dialog box, where you might view, edit, andimportantlydelete any macros.
However, since you’re effectively adding another program to PowerPoint, these affect its performance hugely.
Then, to remove an add-in, click “More Add-ins.”
Finally, click “Remove.”
This will remove the add-in from your Microsoft account, affecting all Office applications compatible with this add-in.
Clean up Your PC
Have you considered that the issue mightn’t be PowerPoint itself?
Try opening some other apps, and see whether they also run more slowly than you’d hope.
If this is the case, tryfreeing up some space on your PC.
