4 Ways to Speedup Your Computer's Performance

Speed up your Computer by doing these things

Published on September 25, 2006 By Themerboy In WinCustomize News

I found that we have lots of data,Software and installed programs on our PC's. Our internet use of every time make lots of temporary data in our Hard Drive's and capture HD's sectors and system resources who makes system slow and slow day by day.

By doing these things we can free up our system resources to work on maximum performance.

Free Up Disk Space

Speed Up Access to Data

Detect and Repair Disk Errors

Protect Your Computer Against Spyware

Link

I trying these things from past but i found these written tips in Microsoft so i thought i should share with you all.

I hope you will find it usfull too.

Comments (Page 1)

PurrBall

on Sep 25, 2006

Those are actually very simple steps that dont help as much as CCleaner which clears all of your Junk files and outdated registry settings.

Lantec

on Sep 25, 2006

You have to be careful with CCleaner. I wiped an AutoCAD installation with it because their copy protection has registry entries that are not directly associated with the program. I ended up having to call Autodesk to complete the reinstall.

MohsinNaqi

on Sep 25, 2006

Ermm.. How did it qualify for frontpage news? The description is poorly written and grammatically incorrect

whiterabbit007

on Sep 25, 2006

These are really the most basic things that every even moderately non-casual PC user knows, so I'm not sure why it needs to be posted on a website largely targeted towards power users. Moreover, if you're going to post something like this, might as well make a more complete post and mention software like ccleaner, spybot and tweakui as part of regular computer maintenance.

ZubaZ

on Sep 25, 2006

Jump in anytime and collaborate.

seldomseen

on Sep 25, 2006

Thanks for the post. I regularly use Disc Cleaner and then Defragment, but only occasionally use Registry Cleaner, as at times it deletes files that are necessary to the operation of what I consider essential programs (Lantec, you're right...caution is a watchword here...). Object Sweeper and DriveScan, included in Object Desktop, are also helpful to me to see what's junk and what's essential. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" is best for me, as I've borked my system badly many times, "cleaning house" to make things run faster. What can I say, "need for speed" rules.

ZubaZ

on Sep 25, 2006

If you like Drivescan, take a look at Sequioaview. It makes some really nice artwork as well as showing disk space. Linky

Life is a Game

on Sep 25, 2006

I have a good suggestion for speeding up your computer - BUY MORE MEMORY

47songs

on Sep 25, 2006

Was this article screened by an administrator? Unless of course, because he's a journeyman(?????), he's allowed to post articles without a screening.

yrag

on Sep 25, 2006

This thread is a perfect example why no one takes the time to to write one. Is it simple, basic computer advice? Yes. Does everyone on the planet already know this info? No. Did he take the time to contribute? Yes. For all those that are bursting with an overabundance of computer knowledge by all means share it with the community. It will take time and effort, but your reward will be to sit back when you're done and listen to this type of drivel.

rustysam

on Sep 25, 2006

I have used executive software's diskeeper for several years. I currently have version 7.
It can run in the background while using your computer, set it to run only when your screensaver is running or schedule it to run during the night or whenever. version 10 is available on downloads.com among other sights. It is shareware, but is worth the money. I am not pushing this software, but only want to pass this info along. As a defragmenter, it can't be beat.

TYCUS

on Sep 25, 2006

Ermm.. How did it qualify for frontpage news?

maybe becouse he is a Journeyman

Themerboy

on Sep 25, 2006

Some guys know that these are usfull information.
If you think these are not usfull then it's mean Microsoft did wrong thing by adding up on thier website to help users.

seldomseen

on Sep 25, 2006

drivel

Some guys know that these are usfull information

Thanks, T'boy. This is the kind of stuff some of us need to learn/be reminded of. Don't sweat the critics...by standing up, you also can become a target.

Jafo

on Sep 25, 2006

Listen to yrag ....

Remember...there are more than one 'level' of user of skins and computers in this world. Some suggestions may be basic [to you] but to others are unknown and thus valuable info.

Think just how often it is asked "how do you capture a screenshot?" ...and then direct the asker to the 'PrtScn' button on their keyboard. Yes, not all extents of knowledge/experience are the same....

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