How do u speed up your computer?

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1. Mikeal says:

   January 26, 2010 at 6:34 pm

   The most likely cause is a bloated registry which has become the home for all kinds of useless bits and pieces of data. Whenever you start the computer the system reads the values from the registry entries to initialize the components that are essential for system to run smoothly. Whenever any change is made to the system settings or a program is installed or uninstalled, a new entry is generated in the registry. In this way, with continuous use the registry gets piled up with data most which is not used by the system. Especially the outdated entries and traces of incomplete software uninstallation remain in the registry without any use making the registry size bigger. These unimportant registry entries make the system slower as well as prone to frequent system errors. With a registry cleaner you can clean up the registry and fix the registry quiet easily.
   I should like to commend Registry Easy (http://www.make-computer-run-smoothly.com to you !

2. Table says:

   January 26, 2010 at 6:34 pm

   Go to http://www.pc-optimizer-pro-downloads.com
   With pc optimizer pro you can safely clean, repair and optimize your computer.
   It will help improve your system performance.

3. Rain Girl says:

   January 26, 2010 at 6:34 pm

   Why is my computer slow? I bet you have asked yourself that very question time and time again. And for the most part, you probably just can not figure it out. Ask the guy next to you, and they probably don’t have the foggiest idea either. I mean, you may get the “spyware,virus” answer, but this most likely is not the case.

   The first place I check when my computer starts to run slower is the registry. Yes, the registry. Most people don’t even know what, or where the registry is, and especially don’t understand how this can slow a computer down. Let me explain.

   Basically, the registry files contain information and settings for all of the software, hardware, operating system software, and anything else running on your computer. Mess any of these files up, and the computer does not know how to function. The computer goes to start up the software, looks for the registry files, and either can not find it or finds something that does not look like it is suppose to look like. It then just sits there: it does not know what to do next. This is where the “hanging” or “locking up” of your computer comes from. These files will need to be fixed.

   To fix the registry files, find a good quality registry repair software called registry cleaner and run it on your computer.Top 5 registry cleaners can be found in here:
   http://www.speed-up-my-computer.com/ .It will tell you how many files are corrupted and need to be fixed. Just tell the software to fix it and it restores all of the registry files to their correct configuration. It is really that simple. It may take only about 5 minutes to perform this check. And then as a maintenance item for your computer, I would recommend performing this registry fix at least once a week. This will always ensure your registry files are good, and keep your computer running with no slow,freezing and errors. So if you find yourself asking why is my computer slow, I would check the registry files first.

   Now you can check out
   http://www.speed-up-my-computer.com/ ,there are reviews of top rated registry cleaners and a clear guide to tell you how to speed up your computer.And from there you also can get a free scan to fix any problems such as computers slow,computer freezing, computer errors and getting the blue death screen.
   Hope that can help you.

4. STi says:

   January 26, 2010 at 6:34 pm

   anti-virus software to use=Norton anti-virus 360
   speed up
   de-fragment the computer

5. broke ez with ambition says:

   January 26, 2010 at 6:34 pm

   for typical Vista user: go to task manager
   click on the "services" tab
   click on the "services…" button,
   and disable ‘superfetch’
   google around about other ‘started’ programs, because, I garantee you,
   unless you use your computer for a very special purpose -unlikely- you may only need half of the currently running programs
   when you’re done

   then try defragging your computer (this way specifically)
   restart => press F8 => safemode w/ command =>(type in):
   defrag -c -w
   restart and see if your computer runs more smoothly.
   cheers!

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