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Clean Up Slow Computer

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Clean Up Slow Computer

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  1. Clean Up Slow Computer https://www.newliteitservices.com/fix-slow-computer

  2. 1. REMOVE UNNECESSARY FILES AND PHOTOS  Newlite Technical Services LLC It can be daunting sifting through files and photos stored on your computer, but by removing those you no longer need, you can speed things up and avoid your computer freezing or crashing. 'Clearing out old photos, deleting files on desktops or uploading large files to online storage, are small and smart ways to help your tech work faster for longer,' says Amber Pine, managing director of Sky Broadband. 'Similarly with your handset and tablet, you can uninstall apps you don’t use to free up space.'

  3. 2. DELETE YOUR RECYCLE BIN AND CLEAR TEMPORARY FILES Once you’ve deleted unwanted files they will sit in the recycle bin where they are still stored. It's important to regularly clear your recycle bin, which may be taking up unnecessary space on your computer. 'The more space you have on your hard drive the better your PC will perform,' says Dean Kramer, Services Director at Currys Plc. 'Your computer will also horde temporary files, but these are easy to remove.

  4. 3. ADD MORE RAM  Newlite Technical Services LLC If your computer is showing error messages and files are taking ages to load you may need to add more memory (RAM). Remember that this is different from overall storage space on your hard drive, but by adding more RAM, your computer will be able to multitask better. 'If you regularly run software simultaneously, adding more RAM can help,' says Peter Braithwaite, chief operating officer at Kit Online(opens in new tab). 'First check how much RAM you currently have on your computer, and also remember that there is a maximum amount of RAM that PCs can handle.

  5. 4. INSTALL ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE  If your PC becomes infected with malware it may become slower than usual. You also may have unexpected pop-up messages, a noisy computer and programs that randomly start up automatically. Malware won't always be this noticeable, however. Microsoft advises that the best way to handle viruses and malicious software is by running anti-malware and anti-virus software and keeping it up to date. Windows 11, for example, has Windows Security included, which will scan your PC for viruses or other malicious software.

  6. 5. DISABLE START UP PROGRAMS  Some programs on your computer are set to start automatically when Windows does. It's not always easy to tell which ones are open, but having too many run at the same time can slow things down. You can disable start up programs to ensure that they don't start automatically, but you will have to do this manually on your computer's settings.

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