Instructions
1. Uninstall unused programs by clicking
"Start" > "Control Panel" > "Programs" >
"Programs and Features." Pick a program and click
"Uninstall" to remove the file from your hard drive and free up disk
space.
2. Empty your recycling bin by double-clicking on the
"Recycling Bin" icon on your desktop. Click "File" >
"Empty Recycling Bin."
3. Run disk cleanup by clicking "Start" and
then "My Computer." Right-click on the drive where you want to delete
unused temporary files. Click "Properties" > the "General
Tab" > "Disk Cleanup." Check off the boxes next to the files
you want to remove. Click "OK" > "Yes" >
"OK."
4. Run the disk defragmenter by clicking
"Start" > "All Programs" > "Accessories"
> "System Tools" > "Disk Defragmenter." Click the
drive you want to defragment and then click the "Defragment Disk"
button.
5. Run the error-checking utility by closing all open
files and then clicking "Start" and then "My Computer."
Right-click on the drive you want to check and click "Properties."
Click the "Tools" tab and then the "Check Now" button.
Select "Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors" under the
"Check Disk" dialog box.
6. Desktop icons take up virtual memory space, which
slows down the speed of your computer. Deleting unused desktop icons will give
you more free virtual memory space and speed up your computer. Remove unused
desktop icons by right-clicking on the desk top icon and clicking
"Delete." Combining multiple desktop icons into one folder will also
free up virtual memory space.
7. Change your desktop
background by clicking "Start" > "Control Panel" >
"Appearance and Themes" > "Display" >
"Desktop." Click "None" in the background list to set your
background to a solid color and free up virtual memory space.
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