how to fast up my computer?
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This is an open ended question. There are two ways you can proceed... one by upgrading the hardware that you are using like higher processor speed, more RAM etc. The other way is through software. \n* There are lot many things that you can do on  your existing installation to speed up your computer. Like there may be many background processes running that you may not be using on every boot.\n* You can increase the size of Virtual Memory to improve paging and the throughput.\n* If it is Win XP, 2000 or higher, there are services that you can stop from running every time you boot your system (Control Panel -> Adminstrative Tools -> Services).\n* There are softwares called Spywares that run in the background and eat up lot of resources. You can install Anti-Spyware on your system to clean up them.\n* If you have some knowledge of System Registry you can remove the items that you don't want that run every time your system boots.\n* If you are using any themes for your desktop, remove them.\n\nYou may have to look your computer from different directions and find exactly what is the reason your system is slow.
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You can upgrade your CPU (higher frequency and cache)\nGet a motherboard with a faster FSB frequency\nIncrease your RAM\nGet exclusively high speed RAM\nDo not install any unoptimized programs\nRun exclusively programs written in assembly (such as MenuetOS)\n\nOr you could:\nNot use warez\nDon't go to porn sites\nMake sure your system is secure and stable - http://protractive.gdshadow.net/Protractive?action=display;board=softsec;num=1143459943\nMake sure your hard drive is healthy - e.g., by 'fsck'ing / 'chkdsk'ing every 30 or so mounts and defragmenting your drive if applicable\nAllow persistent memory caching to reduce costly IO operations (most OSes do this automatically with sufficient RAM)\nRun fewer background processes\nRun fewer processes at the same time\nRun thread-optimized code - instead of forking and other types of IPC, programs should use threads, if useful\nDisabling some types of security software can increase your system speed, but will result in a less secure system
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delete the stuff that you dont need\ndefragment (start > program files > accessories > system toold > system defragmenter)\nupgrade your memory to a faster one
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Assuming your running Windows XP...\n\nYou should do the following:\n\n1. Click START > Run > type msconfig [return] and look in Services and Start Up tabs for software that you don't need to be run when the Windows is started.\n\n2. Click START > Control Panel > System, Advanced > Performance > Settings > Advanced > Virtual Memory > Change. Your system should be set to System Managed. If it is then you may want to increase the value, or at least play with it and see what helps improve overall speed.\n\n3. You might also look for installed software that you don't use or don't need. Increasing the free space of your hard drive is always a good thing.\n\n4. Download adaware or a similar spyware removal tool, and run it to eliminate any spyware.\n\n5. If you have a virus scanner then I recommend running through your entire drive.\n\n6. Finally, click START > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Defragmenter, and defrag your hard drive.\n\n7. Reboot.
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well, a little more ram could help, but here are some other ways to make your startup and shutdown a little faster.  the reason it is so slow is because some programs startup automatically when windows start, but there are way to elminate the programs you don't want starting.  here are few articles on how to do it.\n\nhttp://help.cnet.com/speed_up_start_up/9602-12576_39-0.html?messageID=2508332&tag=tip-2508332&kw=speed+up+start+up\n\nhttp://help.cnet.com/speed_up_start_up/9602-12576_39-0.html?messageID=2505921&tag=tip-2505921&kw=speed+up+start+up
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1.Delete unwanted programs and files.Specially keep desk top also with less things.\n2.Do disc defragment once a month > all programs>accessories>system tools>disc defragment\n3.Don't install anything new in your main separation,\nnormally "c"drive.Install in other drive separations\n4.Got money put 512 or 1Gb RAM
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Try this to speed things up.\n\nTools - Internet Options - Browsing History - Reduce Disk Space to 50.\n\nTools - Internet Options - Advanced - check box  HTTP 1.1 Settings - check box Use HTTP 1.1 through proxy connections\n\nI've done this and my pc is so much faster.\n\nBut bear in mind if you have a Web Site Filter on your anti virus, this will slow things down quite a bit anyway.
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Best thing is to add more rams to your PC. RAMS are the easiest to install into your computer. They will definitely increase the speed in your PC. I would recommend getting at least 1 Gig all together. Maybe you have a million things on your startup? Go to START MENU and then click on RUN and then type msconfig. The tab all the way on the right, I think it says startup programs, has a list of programs that are starting up on your PC when you restart windows. YOu need to uncheck the stuff you dont need.
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The thing that determines your computer's speed is the amount of available resources as in CPU time, RAM and hard disk space.\nTheoretically a 2 year old computer with no programs running will perform better than a brand new one that is bogged down by lots of running applications.\n\nTo increase available CPU time, try not to run too many CPU intensive programs at the same time eg games, dvd players - things that require a lot of graphic rendering.\n\nTo increase available RAM, you need to find out what is running. RAM is used in two ways - one is by running applications e.g. to read this, Internet Explorer is probably using around 21MB of RAM, possibly more if you have more than one window open. Essentially close any programs you aren't using anymore to increase available RAM. \n\nSecondly, you may have an army of background applications. A quick glance at your system tray (next to where the clock is) to count the number of icons is a good indicator of this. For a PC four is usually a good number, for a laptop maybe six. Essentially the fewer the better. Here, Task Manager is your friend. Right click on an empty space in the task bar and select Task Manager from the menu or just press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to bring it up. Click on processes and look at the list. From task manager, you can end each running task individually. Microsoft software is very good at leaving residual resource eaters after being closed. End anything that you finished using - e.g. you closed Excel 10 minutes ago but it still is on the list - end it now. Also look for other strange items on the list e.g. qttask.exe is a curse from quicktime that does nothing except waste about 2MB of memory. End it and others like it. This is a classic place for malware to lurk as well. \nIf you have Spybot installed, in the advanced properties, you can check everything on your system startup and disable the ones that you don't need/shouldn't be there. Very useful tool.\n\nLastly hard disk space - if Windows runs a little short on memory, it copies things to a space on your hard disk called virtual memory. From control panel, system you can change how much virtual memory you have and where it is kept. Although not a patch on real memory, generally the larger the virtual memory, the faster the system runs. About twice the Windows recommended amount is best in my opinion. If you have more than one hard disk, having your applications on one disk and your virtual memory on another disk does improve performance.\nAlso, regular disk maintenance - from My computer, right click on any of your hard drives, select properites and then play with the tabs and you should find both scan disk and defrag. These should be run regularly to keep your hard disk nice and tidy - that way, file retrieval speeds are increased giving a faster machine.\n\nCombining these three areas, you should be able to squeeze a small performance boost out of nearly any windows pc.
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to make your computer to run faster you need to first defrag then run your add-ware spy-ware and your virus programs then delete the temp Internet files also the cookies. then the computer will run faster and keep a least 1 gig of free space to make your computer running good
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http://bartman1.blogspot.com/ go here and follow the if your computer runs slow
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It depends how old, and what spec. There are ways to speed up any PC, for example:\n\n* Uninstall all programs that you no longer use\n* Stop programs from opening on start up (check your system tray). Far too many programs decide they're so important they must always be open, or come with useless add-ons like calendar checkers for print studios\n* Cut back on the number of fonts you have installed - if you don't use them, remove them, or get a program which will load them only when you want them. They are always there, taking up memory whether you need them or not.\n* Don't store files on your desktop - put them somewhere else and leave a link to the folder - this should make your PC start a little faster\n* Defragment your disk - it only provides a small speedup, but it wasn't the last piece of cake, etc.\n\nThe most efficient upgrade is usually more memory - but this is isn't something where you get an effect the more you add - but quite often this is a bottleneck on older systems. It's hard to judge without knowing what your system is or how you use it, though.
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You can go to Start-Run and type in MSCONFIG and go to the Startup tab and remove some of the stuff from starting when you first boot up your computer.  Then restart and it shoudl go a little quicker...
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Download Accelerator Plus\nyou can find it at http://www.speedbit.com/
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A few tips for getting your  PC to run a little better.\n\n1. Right click My Computer\n> Click Properties  \n>Click Advanced tab at the top.\n>In the Performance box click settings,\n>Click Adjust for best performance and Apply.\n2. In the same window click on the Advance tab.\n>in the Virtual Memory box click Change,\n>In the Paging file size for selected drive click Custom size,\n>You can put what you want in the initial size, depending on how much hard drive space you have, I put about 2000-3000, it is not going to work like upgrading RAM, but it does help, when you've determined how much to put in click OK, then apply. You might have to restart your computer.
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Defragment hard drive, add more memory, run virus scanner and spyware scanner. To begin with...
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