How do I clean up my computer so it runs faster?

4 thoughts on “How do I clean up my computer so it runs faster?”

1. lovemehateme says:

   September 19, 2009 at 11:08 pm

   try downloading CCleaner for free.
   it gets rid of all those non necessary tracking cookies and trash off your computer.
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2. EMeGOyX says:

   September 19, 2009 at 11:08 pm

   Use reg cleaner, it can help u to speed up you computer.
   Programs such as RegCure Go to:http://top5registrycleanerreviews.com/registrycleaner.htm work by scanning all of your files and hard drives and then creates a cue report of any problems if finds. It’s not uncommon to find out that your computer has literally hundreds of irregular settings and errors – in fact when we did a test of the program on a computer in our office, it found 916 errors on the initial trial scan.
   The main advantage of using a registry repair program is it will instantly fix the majority of the problems that are slowing down your computer quickly and safely – and is a whole lot cheaper than having a technician look at your computer. It also has a feature that allows you to stop programs from loading when you turn on your computer which is often a problem for older systems with too many start up applications trying to get started every time you boot your machine up. In addition, Registry Patrol will also clean what is called your cache files which will dramatically speed up your internet performance.

   This may help!

3. mattharmetz says:

   September 19, 2009 at 11:08 pm

   Control pannel then go to where you can delete/add programs and delete anything that you don’t need. Also go through your documents and anything on your computer and check if you can delete those.

4. elijammin says:

   September 19, 2009 at 11:08 pm

   in your control panel navigate to internet options and delete your browsing history. Then open my computer and right-click your hard drive. Go to properties. Select the tools tab and run disc cleanup and defragmenter. To see what you have running just press control-alt-delete and the task manger opens up. You can stop applications there. I don’t reccommend disabling processes unless you are an advanced user. Also go to start>run> and type msconfig.
   Once there you should go to your startup tab. Disable all frivolous programs. Keep your antivirus and firewall up tho.

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