How To: Speed Up Your Computer

thankyou so much!

 

Thank you very much!

 

Omg VIRUSES PLS? No wonder my screen gets all big and looks like windows classic when I start my computer... FUCK. anyone know how many viruses they can point out in here? The list goes ON AND ON AND ON and they were ALL checked.

 

nice guide, my computer seems to be goign slow so I look foreward to tryign this out

 

Revo lution, you can probably get rid of all of those startup programs for good.

While I don't see any viruses I recognize, I do see alot of crap "quick-loads", etc that will slow you down and do screwy things to your settings. Kill them all.

 

if i were rating this guide out of 10...id give this guide a 100

very nice work, you put time into it and it isn't some random thread

 

A really useful guide, helped me a lot

9.5/10

 

This helped me alot, thanks buddy.

 

Thanks for the ratings

 

Thanx for the virus part. Did it and worked. Thank you alot!

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nice guide

 

If you happen to have a virus, just system restore ur computer to the day before you installed a infected file.

The "Glary Utilities" and such registry cleaners are nice but there is a chance that these registry cleaners can bust your registry info up. Stay away from registry cleaners if possible.

Uninstall unnecessary programs that you dont use they take up RAM.

The higher your RAM is the better/faster ur comp is.

this is a great guide liked it =] 9.5/10

 

Personally, I disabled System restore the first day I got my computer. It slows you down when it's making restore points, and eats hard drive space.

Following the guidelines I explain in the guide, I haven't been infected by a virus once since I got my new computer last year.

I've never had a problem with a registry cleaner, but it is good to look over the keys you'll be deleting before you purge them.

 

Very cool, I'm trying this right now.

Very detailed and I rate it a 10/10

 

Good guide. 9/10

 

thannks, very good guide

 

Thanks for the comments, I'll use them on my UE app

 

love this guide

 

Not a bad guide, well-written and whatnot BUT...the way you said of killing the viruses that are already in use obviously does not work...you can't cut and paste a file that is in use, nor can you change the extension. You have to download a more sophisticated file-viewer (CCleaner or Windows Process Explorer) to have any chance at winning the fight.

 

it should be stickied actually