When your computer was brand new it was running at its peek performance. You are most likely reading this because your computer is no longer running as fast as it was when you first purchased it.
Is this Tutorial for you? ...Unless you are a techy completely. This book is designed for novice users. After reading this you are going to feel empowered by the fact that you can speed up and maintain your computer. So much that you might feel like a techy by the time you are done reading this. Do I really need to replace my computer?? Brand new computer operates with full satisfaction of the user. You are most likely reading this because your computer is no longer running as swift as it was when you initially purchased it. You might be thinking if you purchased a new computer your performance problem would be solved. Well I'm here to advice you, you are absolutely right. Buying a new computer system will solve your performance issues.....Temporarily that is. The crux of the computer performance lies with its periodical and perfect maintenance. My goal is to exhibit you a way to speed up your computer quickly and easily. In this volume I will teach you 5 easy steps that will speed up your computer. Congratulations!!!!! You have total giveaway rights to this book. This means as long as you don't alter the content of this e-Book you can use it as a part your newsletter, give it away as a bonus gift, or simply to add great content to your website. You may not give this book in any other format then PDF . Table of Contents Step 1 : Taking out the Trash Step 2 : Removing unnecessary programs Step 3 : Eliminate start up items Step 4 : Defragmenting your hard drive the right way Step 5: Cleaning the Windows Registry Step1 Taking out the Trash Technical knowledge is not required at the outset. Junk gets into your computer as you look through the internet and through general usage. Junk needs to be put in the trash. It is as effortless as that. Follow these easy steps to perform Disk Clean up. Open My Computer RIGHT CLICK on your C DRIVE ICON SELECT PROPERTIES Press the DISK CLEAN UP button What is Disk Clean up? Disk Clean up replaces temp files, downloaded program files as well as irregular components you are not using, and even empties your recycle bin. There is no necessity to restart the computer. Now how easy was that? Few things in life are as advertised and believe or it or not you have taken a huge step in repairing your computer. Step 2 Removing pointless Programs The frequent changes on the computer is a factor that affects the system to become slow. Uninstalling programs can undo these changes and free up system resources in the process which should give you a nice performance boost. Follow these steps to eradicate unnecessary programs. Click your Start button and find your Control Panel It is essential to understand and apply the perfect operating system of your computer. Step 3 Eliminate Start up Items Programs operating in the background takes up memory and steals system resources. This is by far the most common reason systems progressively slow down. When you set up an application for the first time in most cases they will set themselves to load at start up. There are 2 places you can look for these applications. The first place is your start up directory and the second place we will cover in Step 5. Follow these steps to empty of your start up folder. Appropriate operation has to be undertaken as per the guidelines. Step 4 Defragmenting you hard drive the perfect way Every time for install a program, create or delete a file data gets scattered on your hard drive. Windows needs continuous blocks of hard drive space to apply as cache. It is virtual memory. This is used when all your physical memory has been utilized. Every so often data needs to be consolidated so that Windows has enough continuous space to use as virtual memory. Before we run Disk Defrag follow the step under and run scan disk. The scan corrects the systematic defect on your computer. It is necessary to correct data errors before you run disk defrag. Make run all programs are close before you start. Right click on your C drive icon in My Computer and select Tools.Click the Check Now button. Disk Defrag is in the identical window as Scan Disk. Restart before operation. Scan Disk and Disk Defrag should be run at least 5 or 6 times a year depending on usage. Step 5 Eliminating Start up programs in your Windows Registry What is the Windows Registry? Every time a program is installed it uses the Windows registry to store settings vital to running the application. Unfortunately programs also employ the Registry to load at start up. We need to find the start up folder and delete these settings. The following shows you how. Run Regedit Click start and in the start search box Type Regedit Open Hkey_Local_Machine Look for the Software folder and open it Next open the Microsoft folder and open the Windows folder Inside the Windows Folder find and open Current version Now just highlight the Run folder Delete all superfluous start up items by right clicking on each icon and instigating Delete You can look at the data column and see what program the setting belongs to. Removing Start up Items from Hkey_Current_User Set your path to : Hkey_Current_User\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\Current Version\\Run Remove any start up programs you feel are unnecessary Reducing the Size of your Registry The registry is a dumping ground for application settings.Uninstalling the program doesn't always reverse the changes it made to your registry. This causes your registry to escalate overtime. When your registry is full the computer slows down in its performance. This is precisely why computers progressively slow down. Windows re-installation is the best alternative. Unfortunately this is way to time consuming and takes a little bit of know how to accomplish. There is an alternative way to reduce the size of your registry and keep it reduced. Utilize a few bucks and download a registry cleaner. The operation helps you in keeping the windows operation safe. I use RegCure professionally and I strongly suggest it to anyone who owns a computer. Click Windows Repair in the resource box below to learn more
