other simple way : type ----in your RUN ---IT IN START CLICK YOU CAN FINE RUN, TYPE THERE %TEMP% THERE YOU WILL FIND ALL USELESS TEMPERORY FILE OF INTERNET AND OTHER FILE JUST DELETE IT
AGAIN SAME PATH TYPE AT RUN : TEMP--- DO SAME DELETE IT AGAIN SAME PATH TYPE AT RUN : RECENT ----DITTO AGAIN SAME PATH TYPE AT RUN : PREFETCH DOING ALL THE YOU WILL FIND SPACE FREE AND EVEN YOU EARN SPEED OF YOUR PC REGARDS PS On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 7:41 AM, pradeep banakar <[email protected] > wrote: > * Indiatimes News Network > May 5th 2009 > > Frustrated with slow computer speed? Hate it when your computer slows > down while you access the Internet. > > And you simply bang your head when your computer takes ages to search > your files. You desperately wish that your PC could gain some speed. > > Don't worry. You can easily overcome this. > > Here are some easy-to-do tips which can boost up your PC speed. > > > Clean up disk errors > Whenever a programme crashes or you experience some power outage, your > PC may create some errors on hard disk. This slows down computer > speed. > > For this, check and clean any errors on the computer hard disk. > > To run Disk Check go to My Computer. Now, right-click on the drive you > want to check for errors and click Properties. > > In Properties dialogue box, click on the Tools tab. In the > Error-Checking section, press the Check Now button. Access Check Disk > to check for errors on your computer. > > Depending on the errors, it may take up to an hour to check and clean. > This must be followed at least once a week. > > > Remove temporary files > Your PC stores temporary files whenever you browse through the Web. > Also, your PC stores temporary files when you work on programmes like > Microsoft Word or Excel. > > This ends up slowing down your PC speed. To overcome it you can use > the Windows Disk Cleanup screen to rid your PC of these dead files. > > To run Disk Cleanup go to My Computer. Right click on the drive you > wish to check for errors and click Properties. In the Properties > dialogue box, click Disk Cleanup. You can also use Disk Cleanup to > clear unused files from your PC. > > After scanning, the Disk Cleanup dialogue box lists the files you can > remove from your computer. > > > Organise your data > Often when you search files your PC takes a lot of time to track them. > This is because computer breaks files into pieces to increase the > speed of access and retrieval. > > However, once updated, computer saves these files on the space > available on the hard drive, which results in fragmented files. This > makes your PC go slow because it then searches for all of the file's > parts. > > You need a Disk Defragmenter programme to needle all your files back > together. > > For this, go to My Computer and right click on the drive you want to > check for error and click Properties. > > In the Properties dialogue box, click the Tools tab, and then in the > Defragmentation section, click Defragment. In the Disk Defragmenter > dialog box, select the disk and then click Analyse. > > After analysing your PC, the Disk Defragmenter pops up a message > asking whether you need to defragment your computer or not. Once you > defragement your PC, it will reorganise files by programme and size. > > > Install anti-virus > Biggest culprits behind slow PC performance are viruses and spyware. > Both end up reducing your PC speed. Not only this they can also > destroy your data and tamper files. > > Also, with the 24X7 online environment, it is important to have > anti-virus and anti-spyware programmes installed for secure online > experience. > > These programmes need to be frequently updated to avoid any attack on > your computer. > > You can do a recee of the Net for popular anti-virus and anti-spyware > solutions. There are also several paid options like McAfee, Norton > Anti-virus and Trend Micro. > > > Reduce page history > Is your PC giving you trouble while accessing the Internet? Don't > worry. For Internet Explorer users, Microsoft has some rescue options > for faster Web browsing. > > To improve your PC speed, first reduce the size of your Web page > history. For this go to Internet Explorer, and on the Tools menu click > on Internet Options. Then go to the History section and type in the > number of days you want to keep pages in history. > > Preferably reduce the number of days as this will reduce the size of > your Web page history. > > > Automate Microsoft updates > For Windows users, Microsoft frequently release updates which may help > boost up your PC speed. For this activate automate Microsoft Update so > that your computer downloads and installs all the latest updates > without giving you any trouble of finding any new releases. > > Go to Start menu and click Control Panel. In the Automatic Updates > dialog box, check the Automatic check box. If your PC finds any new > updates, it will automatically download and install them. 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