You'll already have noticed that windows can get slow. Really
slow in fact and when you need to speed it up you'll certainly need to
action some really effective strategies. These strategies for speeding
up vary quite a lot but in a sense of getting the job done you can get a
real performance boost from only 7 steps. This is why I am writing this
article to inform you of these 6 ways that you can use them to boost
your computer back to health.
1. Clear out all Viruses
Viruses could quite possibly be the number one cause of an extremely slow computer because they effect how Window's works which in turn effects Window's performance. You can remove viruses with popular software such as AVG Anti-Virus or Avira Anti-Virus.
2. Clear out Spyware
Spyware are usually a lot less malicious than what viruses are but can also seriously affect the performance of your computer. These build up on your computer quite a lot without your knowledge so you may have many hundreds within a few days of internet usage. So the recommended task for this is to remove spyware at least once per week. Good software for this is Malware Bytes Anti-Malware or Super Anti-Spyware.
3. Run Window's Disk De-fragment
Windows disk de-fragment reorganizes files and folders on your computer to be more compact and in the proper places on the disk. You'll find this by searching for de-fragment via your Windows start menu search bar.
4. Run Window's Disk Error Checker
This tool is severely overlooked by most as it's seldom a common recommendation from what I've read. This finds hard disk errors and repairs them. You'll find this in My Computer then right click on your main disk and find properties then tools. It will require a restart of your Window's computer.
5. Clear out Temporary Files and Folders
There is a lot of unnecessary files and folders that will build up on your hard disk. These are a common cause for your computer slowing down as they use up unnecessary resources. Use a program like CCleaner to do this.
6. Remove and Unused Software
As times goes by software will build up on your computer and you'll find that a lot of it you don't use. Spend time removing anything you think you will not use again to give your computer some free space to work with.
After implementing these 6 steps you should see a major improvement in performance and if it slows down again then just do them again to get the same result.
1. Clear out all Viruses
Viruses could quite possibly be the number one cause of an extremely slow computer because they effect how Window's works which in turn effects Window's performance. You can remove viruses with popular software such as AVG Anti-Virus or Avira Anti-Virus.
2. Clear out Spyware
Spyware are usually a lot less malicious than what viruses are but can also seriously affect the performance of your computer. These build up on your computer quite a lot without your knowledge so you may have many hundreds within a few days of internet usage. So the recommended task for this is to remove spyware at least once per week. Good software for this is Malware Bytes Anti-Malware or Super Anti-Spyware.
3. Run Window's Disk De-fragment
Windows disk de-fragment reorganizes files and folders on your computer to be more compact and in the proper places on the disk. You'll find this by searching for de-fragment via your Windows start menu search bar.
4. Run Window's Disk Error Checker
This tool is severely overlooked by most as it's seldom a common recommendation from what I've read. This finds hard disk errors and repairs them. You'll find this in My Computer then right click on your main disk and find properties then tools. It will require a restart of your Window's computer.
5. Clear out Temporary Files and Folders
There is a lot of unnecessary files and folders that will build up on your hard disk. These are a common cause for your computer slowing down as they use up unnecessary resources. Use a program like CCleaner to do this.
6. Remove and Unused Software
As times goes by software will build up on your computer and you'll find that a lot of it you don't use. Spend time removing anything you think you will not use again to give your computer some free space to work with.
After implementing these 6 steps you should see a major improvement in performance and if it slows down again then just do them again to get the same result.
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Sunday, 27 July 2014
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