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Re: [OT] PC Performance Boosters

Subject: Re: [OT] PC Performance Boosters
From: Vargster <vargster@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2010 12:00:11 +0100
References: <039501cb3dff$04c89480$cb10a8c0@DEANPC> <001d01cb4126$60f93aa0$0f00a8c0@equium110>

I'd also give the following a shot -
CCleaner - cleans out lots of dross files and compacts the registry
Malwarebytes - good anti-malware scanner.
JKDfrag - much better defragging than the Windows standard version.

Then I'd uninstall any stuff you haven't used in the last six months.
If you have McAfee/Norton installed remove them and install something
lighter.
And, as Ian mentioned, install more memory, it's pretty cheap and 1GB
really
is the minimum these days.

Lee


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