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Windows Optimization VIDEOS

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• Why Is My Computer Slow? – In this video I introduce you to the reasons why your computer may be slow. Computers are made up of many different components working together, and any of these components could cause a bottleneck.

• Remove All Start-up Items – If you want your computer to be at least 50% faster this is the first thing you should do. You should eliminate all the unwanted start-up items that run in the background whenever you put your computer on.

• Enable Windows Classic View – In this video I show how to improve the experience on your computer by disabling all the pretty user interface animations that may slow things down.

• Disable Background Services – Background services are good thing but sometimes too much of a good thing can be bad. Each service use memory and in order to conserve the computer’s memory we can disable the unwanted one

• Remove Unnecessary Programs – Removing unwanted programs from your computer will eliminate unnecessary start-up items and background services. It is always a good idea to check your “Add or Remove Programs” utility regularly in order to remove any programs that you have not used in a long time

• Remove PC Vendor’s Bloatware – Computer manufacturer’s install lots of junks on your computer from the factory. Sometimes this is because of the deals they signed with other companies such as Microsoft, Norton, Paypal, Ebay, Amazon and so on.

• Defragment Your Hard Drive – In this video i show you how you can boost the performance of your computer by regularly performing hard drive maintenance such as disk defragmentation. The files on your hard drive become scattered after many months of use

• Remove Malicious Software – Most times people think they are infected with a virus, but in reality you are more vulnerable to a spyware and adware infection than a virus infection. Spyware are software that spy on you in order to steal your personal data

• Remove Unused Components – As a Windows XP/Vista user, you have more power over your computer than you would imagine. You have total control over what programs or applications are installed on your computer. Have you ever considered how you’d remove the Games on your computer?

• Clean Up Windows Registry – Windows Registry is a database. It stores the options and settings for the operating system. These settings include hardware settings (RAM, Sound Card), operating system settings (Control Panel settings and options), non-operating system software settings (iTunes, QuickTime, Firefox etc)

• Remove Toolbars/Add-ons – Sometimes during installation of a program, another program is bundled with it, but it’s up to the user to tick/untick a little checkbox that ask you if you want to include the bundled program in your installation.

• Safe Browsing With AVG – Internet Explorer has one weakness. Active-X control; this is how majority of Trojan horses, viruses, malware etc. are installed on your computer. How many times have you seen pop ups on the internet that you did not initiate?

• Using System Restore Tool – Another one of my favourite troubleshooting strategies is to use the built in restoration tool. Whenever you launch this tool (see image below), you will be presented with various dates (past dates) that your computer can be restored to

• Upgrade RAM and HDD – In this video I explained how you can upgrade the RAM and the hard drive of your computer. On most laptops you can get access to the memory slots and the hard drive compartment

• Solid State Drives Overview – In this video I explained what solid states drives are and their advantages over hard disk drives. Solid state disk are 3 to 4 times faster than normal drives. They are also lighter, consume less power, are more secured, and they are extremely faster

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Windows Optimization PRO

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• Introducing Windows Optimizer Pro – In this video we’ll be introducing the Windows Optimizer Pro. It’s a program that gives access to many Windows tools and utilities so you dont have to dig around the system to find them.

• System Properties Tool – Using the system properties tool in Windows Optimizer Pro.

• Disk Cleanup Wizard – This is the tool to clean up your disk in order to optimize the performance of your hard disk…

• Disk Error Checking Tool – This tool is used to check the hard drive for errors and if any errors are found it will fix them automatically…

• Windows Task Manager Utility – This utility will allow you to keep your eyes on running background processes and services, and all the programs that are running so you can kill any process that is causing you any problems with ease…

• Windows System Update Tool – Windows update tool gives you the ability to manage how and when updates are installed. Not all updates are important, some are recommended or not required.

• Windows Backup And Restore Tool – Windows has a built-in tool that can be used to backup your system. You can backup system library which contains your documents, photos, videos, etc.

• Built-in Service Controller – Windows services are very difficult to manage, but I have provided a tool that will make this task very easy to manage. Service controller can be used to display running/stopped/disabled services.

• Application Uninstaller Tool – Windows comes with its own program uninstaller but I have provided a tool that makes the task even easier. This tool will pick up other programs that the built-in tool cannot pick up

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Windows Optimization Guide

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• What Makes Computer Slow? – This is not a simple question to answer. In that same way you cannot provide a simple answer to “Why do cars break down?”, or “why do people fall sick”. There are many components that make up a computer and any of these components may be defective.

• RAM and HDD Explained – If you often confuse Memory capacity with hard drive capacity then read the analogy below, it’ll make things clearer, in less technical terms.

• Disable Hard Drive Indexing – The Hard Disk Drive is mainly a storage system for your computer. Every installed application, video, photo, document etc. resides on the HDD. Many people get this confused with RAM.

• Disable Startup Items – Whenever you power-on your PC there may be numerous computer programs, that you may not be aware of, running in the background. Many of these small programs, 90% of the time, are not wanted.

• Disable Background Services – Microsoft has a vision, which is to make every computer plug and play. This means that whenever you buy a new Samsung camera, you would not have to install anything on your computer, just plug the camera, printer, phone etc and it will be recognised and it will work as you want.

• Remove Malicious Software – If I get a penny for every time someone suspected a virus to be responsible for slowing down their computer, I’d be a millionaire by now. The truth is that 99% of the time, it was not a virus.

• Disable Cosmetic Effects – All aesthetic features consume memory and the more cosmetic effects you have on your system, the slower it becomes. Let me show you how to deal with this on Windows XP

• Remove Windows Components – As a Windows XP/Vista user, you have more power over your computer than you would imagine. You have total control over what programs or applications are installed on your computer.

• Remove Unwanted Programs – The first thing people say to me whenever I ask them what could be the cause of their slow computer is that they probably have too many installed application on their computer.

• Computer Registry Explained – Have you ever wondered why your computer gets slower over time, even when you do not have spyware or Trojans on it? One of the reasons is because during the course of installation of application programs such as iTunes, Quicktime etc

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Windows Optimization Guide (2)

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• Solid State Drive – In the previous chapter, I discussed how HDD, as a result of its moving parts, contribute to the performance issues of your computer. The seek time (the time it takes the header to locate files on the platters) increases as files are fragmented and scattered on your hard drive.

• Secured Web Browsing – 99% of all computers are connected to the internet. Malware, Virus, Adware, Spyware, Add-ons, Start-up items etc. are the result of downloading stuff from the internet.

• Toolbars, Plugins and Addons – You are the one to blame for this. Sometimes during installation of a program, another program is bundled with it, but it’s up to the user to tick/untick a little checkbox that ask you if you want to include the bundled program in your installation

• Upgrade RAM and HDD – The good news is that both HDD and RAM can be upgraded very easily. Even a 5 year old can do it (just kidding, but it is a very simple task). Usually all computer hard drives and memories can be upgraded (except for in rare cases).

• Guest & Standard Accounts – Another protection against malicious software is to use a Guest account for browsing. Guest Accounts have very limited privileges therefore it is almost impossible to install any application on the computer from a Guest Account

• Blue Screen of Death – Everyone, no matter how technically savvy or reckless you are, you will experience a BSOD at some point of time. Have you seen the screen shot below before? If you have, well, “Welcome to the World of Microsoft Windows”.

• Windows Update Options – Windows operating systems are known for their security vulnerabilities. They are the most unsecured operating systems and whenever vulnerable loop holes are discovered by criminals and hackers, Microsoft provides updates to secure those security holes

• Backup Your Computer – Every major operating system has a built-in Backup utility. You should take regular backups of important documents because you will never know when your computer will crash.

• Boot Hangup and Freezing – Computer hangs or freezes for so many reasons, and from my 9 years of experience, most computer boot hang-ups happen as a result of driver incompatibilities, driver errors or hardware failures.

• Using System Restore – Another one of my favourite troubleshooting strategies is to use the built in restoration tool. Whenever you launch this tool (see image below), you will be presented with various dates (past dates) that your computer can be restored to

• Disk Cleanup Utility – Freeing space on hard disk and defragmenting the hard drive is a great way to make your HDD more efficient. Sometimes there are unclaimed free spaces on the HDD and you have to claim it and clean up your hard drive regularly for best efficiency

• Mutiple Boot/OS System – It is not written in hard stone anywhere, but one of my strategies of keeping a fast and responsive computer is to have two or more operating systems on one computer. One for browsing and the other for doing work and the third one for compatibility testing

• Solving Overheating Problems – If I got one dollar for every time someone rang to complain about overheating laptop, I’d be a billionaire by now. Laptops can overheat for following reasons.

• Advanced Startup Options – Windows XP and Windows Vista Advanced Options menus are very useful for troubleshooting. A friend called me one day, his computer wasn’t booting and it was showing the blue screen of death.

• Boot With Linux Live CD – 95% of computers run on Microsoft Windows Operating systems, the rest of 5% run on Mac OSX (from Apple) and a tiny fraction runs on Linux. Linux is considered to be the most secured operating system, and it’s free

• Repair Your Operating System – I got a call from a lady; she got my number from a friend. After 5 minutes of general chatting she told me she was experiencing a blue screen (BSOD). I asked her what was the last thing that she remembered before this happened

• Using the Recovery Console – Checking and repairing a disk for errors can sometimes eradicate problems, and I can confidently say that,I have repaired nothing less than 30 computers with this solution alone. The command chkdsk /r may be good enough for your blue screen error problem

• Partition Your Hard Drive – Partitioning is simply dividing a single physical hard drive into multiple logical hard drives. Let me explain. If your computer comes with 120GB HDD, you can partition it into 2 logical drives.

• Computer BIOS Explained – BIOS is the first black screen that you see whenever you power on your computer. The function is self-descriptive, it checks to makes sure that all peripherals such as the keyboard and the mouse, components such as RAM and HDD are all present before it hands over the job to the operating system

• Performing Fresh Installation – Let’s face it, sometimes it’s better to start afresh. Starting afresh will give your computer and its various components a breath of fresh air. Think of it as buying a new car. A new car will outperform a car that has been thoroughly serviced.

• Hardware Failure & Warranty – I am sorry to tell you this but sometimes there’s just nothing you can do. Even myself as an I.T guy, I get in to this position sometimes. 3 months back I was experiencing a vertical line on my screen, initially it will occur and freeze the computer

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