Yuperoo

I know there are existing variations of “good practices” to speed up your pc and pc boot-times however, here is what I recommend: (Mac Users I will write about it next week.)

1. Get Resource Friendly Virus Protection (Previously Posted Here)

2. Clean up your boot processes.

a. Click on your “Start” Menu

b. Click on “Run”

c. Type-in “msconfig”

d. Select the “Start-up” Tab

e. Un-check the programs you don’t immediately use. Don’t worry, you can still access them, they just won’t be part of your “boot-up” processes.

3. Start using an external hard drive or secure web storage for larger files you don’t access as frequently.

4. Store pictures on an online account like Flickr.

5. Use a flash drive (a.k.a. thumb drive) to boost your RAM. (more to come in a later post since this is only a temporary technique)

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