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i take my hard drive to a pc shop every 6 months
£40 quid and it comes back good as new |
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£40 quid and it comes back good as new
Are you mad? Install CCleaner and run it every week for free, and that will do the same. |
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I use CCleaner regularly
but every 6 months is nice to have an expert look at my computer to make sure its ok |
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He must be fishing
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Use disc cleanup, then defrag. Both on startmy progsaccessoriessystem tools.
Also,remove cookies & clear cache on your web browsers. Run full thorough virus scan (can take up to two hrs). Try not looking at porn. |
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The Leopard 17 Jan 12:33
http://www.crucial.com/uk/?click=true Very good for memory upgrade..... Changed mine from 2Gb to 4Gb......speeded up alot..... blimey, I've only got 512MB RAM according to the system test it did and it's recommending 2GB, though there is a warning message or saying I have have to do some other stuff via BIOS - sounds scary? |
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blimey, I've only got 512MB RAM according to the system test it did
Right click on My Computer (which is on the desktop) then click properties. Or you can download Everest http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Info/Everest-Home-Edition.shtml That'll tell you everything about your computer. though there is a warning message or saying I have have to do some other stuff via BIOS - sounds scary? Playing around with the BIOS might help, but if you don't know what your doing don't risk it. |
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You can also overclock your computer, Intel/AMD have the chip settings on a very cautious setting but with a simple changing of a number in the BIOS (Id do it very gradually) can improve your performance by 10-20%.
If you go too high though then you have to have to open up your computer, pull a pin out with some tweezers put the pin somewhere else and then back again. You don't need to a techno to do it with the right advice. |
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to be a techno*
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d13phe 17 Jan 14:26
i take my hard drive to a pc shop every 6 months £40 quid and it comes back good as new There's one born every minute. |