how to make your computer run like new 24/7
@linuxrootuser36 (18)
United States
3 responses
@thelittlenaga (226)
• India
19 Aug 09
Not only that, checking and cleaning the inside of your cpu every once in a while. We never know what a little ball of accumulated dust can do.
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@GungnirStrike (81)
• United States
20 Aug 09
Something else which is VERY helpful in increasing your computers speed and efficency is removing startup programs! This is done very easily by
going to StartRuntype "msconfig" without quotes, go to the startup tab, and then uncheck everything. There ISN'T anything that will negatively effect your computer once unchecked. This will WORK WONDERS
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@GungnirStrike (81)
• United States
20 Aug 09
Something else which is VERY helpful in increasing your computers speed and efficency is removing startup programs! This is done very easily by
going to StartRuntype "msconfig" without quotes, go to the startup tab, and then uncheck everything. There ISN'T anything that will negatively effect your computer once unchecked. This will WORK WONDERS
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@Ayoosh16 (194)
• India
27 Sep 09
Now, this is only a portion of the tutoral to mke computer run like what you call 24/7. You have listed hard disk issues. Freeing up space creates more space and defragmentation prevents bad sectors. Registry editing can be tricky sometimes and may lead to some problems. Plaese list a good software.
@ferdzNK (3211)
• Philippines
21 Aug 09
I agree with you with the three pointers you've mention, this would optimize the performance of the hard drive, I would just like to comment on the frequency of doing it, particularly in defraging.
Drive these days have huge capacities, unless your doing a lot of file transfers and your drive's free space is at critical level then do the defrag often, otherwise it would just be an added strain on your hard drive mechanism. Defragging tools even have this analysis tool if one requires defragging or not.
