Remember_them_all
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You pissed off at the amount of crap that starts up when you log into your computer?
Or maybe it's just running REDICULOUSLY slow.
Well don't worry if the things you are about to do don't fix it, then there's something else is wrong.
Step 1:
Getting rid of the crap that pops up when you log in.
Start menu>Run> type msconfig> go to the Startup Tab
You will get a list of EVERYTHING that opens when you start your computer. By checking off a little box, you can stop it from running when you start your computer!
What if you don't know what one of the programs is?
My advice, google it. Seriously, that usually solves the problem.
Step 2:
Deleting your temporary files.
My suggestion is to go to google and search up CCleaner.
What this small computer program does is get rid of all the bits of random junk lying around your computer. Usually, after not running this for 2 months, I collect 200MB of junk. IT WILL NOT DELETE ANYTHING IMPORTANT.
Step 3:
Defragging your hard-drive.
Ever play that game where there are a lot of facedown cards and every time you flip 2 over and try to match them? Well wouldn't it be alot easier if the same cards were right beside each other?
Well, in the beginning when you download a program, the cards are right beside each other. That's how your computer opens a program, it gets the two cards. But overtime, as you do different things, the cards get scattered and it's harder to find the cards!
MAKE SURE YOUR COMPUTER DOES NOT SHUT DOWN DURING THIS PROCESS.
I hope this helps you 'unclog' your computer!
-Remember
Or maybe it's just running REDICULOUSLY slow.
Well don't worry if the things you are about to do don't fix it, then there's something else is wrong.
Step 1:
Getting rid of the crap that pops up when you log in.
Start menu>Run> type msconfig> go to the Startup Tab
You will get a list of EVERYTHING that opens when you start your computer. By checking off a little box, you can stop it from running when you start your computer!
What if you don't know what one of the programs is?
My advice, google it. Seriously, that usually solves the problem.
Step 2:
Deleting your temporary files.
My suggestion is to go to google and search up CCleaner.
What this small computer program does is get rid of all the bits of random junk lying around your computer. Usually, after not running this for 2 months, I collect 200MB of junk. IT WILL NOT DELETE ANYTHING IMPORTANT.
Step 3:
Defragging your hard-drive.
Ever play that game where there are a lot of facedown cards and every time you flip 2 over and try to match them? Well wouldn't it be alot easier if the same cards were right beside each other?
Well, in the beginning when you download a program, the cards are right beside each other. That's how your computer opens a program, it gets the two cards. But overtime, as you do different things, the cards get scattered and it's harder to find the cards!
MAKE SURE YOUR COMPUTER DOES NOT SHUT DOWN DURING THIS PROCESS.
I hope this helps you 'unclog' your computer!
-Remember



