How To speed up your Windows 7/8/8.1/10 (Speed Up Your slow Computer)

Speed-up that slow PC





1.Be sure that your antivirus program is updated. Full scan at least 2 or 3 times a month.


2. Be sure that your anti-malware program is updated too. Anti-malwares were very important;it removes infections that anti-virus software are not able to.Scan about 2 or 3 times a week.
If you don’t have an anti-malware, I recommend Malwarebyes Anti-Malware (MBAM). You can download it from www.malwarebytes.orgThe free version is good enough.

3a. Be sure to always delete your browsing history after surfing the web.

3b. If possible enough, never had an extension or add-on. Unknown add-ons always had  a Trojan attached to it.

4. Always clean the cache.  A good utility software that can do that is CCleaner by Piriform.

5. Check “Programs and Features”. Some malwares tend to install themselves automatically like the iLivid virus. Inspect carefully for suspicious ones, maybe you installed one accidentally before.

6. Sometimes, use Disk Cleanup. It removes unnecessary fileson your hard disk to free up disk space and make your computer run faster.
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7. Another important utility that most of us never use was the Disk Defragmenter. It’s main task is to rearrage the fragmented files and data sothat your disks and drives can have increase access speed, and can work more efficiently.

8. Delete files on the Temporary Folder.
Click “Start”> type “run” on search box > click “run”> “run” dialog box will appear  > type “%temp%”  (without quotation marks)   > click “Edit”   > click “Select all”   > click “File”   > click “Menu”   > then click “Delete”


9. Choosing the Best Performance.
Right click “My Computer”   > click “Properties”   > click “Advanced System Settings”   > on Advanced tab, click “Settings”   > on Visual Effects tab, choose “Adjust for best performance”   >  Apply   > OK

10. For slow start-up.
Click “Start”   >  type “run” on seach box   > click “Run” and dialog box will appear   > type “msconfig”  >click “Ok”   >  System configuration  dialog box will appear, then click “Boot” tab   >change Time-out, from 30 to 10 or 15 seconds.
         
That’s it!
Credit to: Just the basics by: JexAldeguer
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