I recently defragged my hard drive using Windows Disk Defragmenter. A sizable portion of the data was listed as "unmovable". What would such data be? Are they system files or something else? I regularly check and clean my system and registry with updated Antivirus, Spyware, and Malware, and Registry Cleaning programs. Thanks!
Computer Hard Drive Defrag – Unmovable Data?
August 3, 2009
Best freeware system tools for windows XP ? (internet security / ram optimization / defrag / registry)?
August 3, 2009
After a lot of personal research, straightforward testing, and lessons learned, I came up with the following freeware solutions for keeping my system up and running.
FIREWALL
– COMODO Firewall Pro
ANTIVIRUS
– AOL Active Virus Shield (based on Kapersky)
– a-squared free
ANTISPYWARE
– SUPERAntiSpyware Free Edition
– Microsoft Windows Defender
– SpywareBlaster
– McAfee SiteAdvisor
REGISTRY CLEANER
– Advanced WindowsCare V2 Personal
– CCleaner
ANTISPAM
– SpamBayes
DEFRAGMENTER
– Speedfrag (a bit akward to use at first, but simply the best one available for free)
MEMORY OPTIMIZER
– Cacheman
All those software are free to everyone for personal use, they are also easy-to-use, non-intrusive (almost no pop-ups windows) and low-memory consuming.
My laptop is now booting up in 55s with 659 Mb of free RAM available (out of 1Gb total), and is decently fast.
I consider it good, but I would like to make it even better.. Any advise?
Two Registry Cleaners?
August 2, 2009
Is it ok to run two different registry cleaners (not at the same time of course)? I want to run CCleaner then run Regcure afterwards, is this ok?
I went to “8” different websites looking for “Free Registry Cleaners” couldn’t find one.?
August 1, 2009
The websites I incontered all were free downloads, but not free registry cleaner. You had to purchase the software inorder to clean the registry on your computer.
Clean Registry and Optimize PC
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