If you have large files on your computer and you do not want to remove them, then you need to find a way to deal with all that space that they are using. Large files can be anything from animation files, CAD files, movies, videos, photos to documents.
Most people when they think about creating more space for their computer automatically think that the files need to be removed. This can be an easy fix, but it can also be a huge inconvenience if those files are needed or are used often.
If you have noticed that your computer is running slower than usual, there is no need to panic. Over time there are always issues that will arise with your computer system, registry issues, viruses, ad ware or spyware or just bogging down from regular use.
By using the error checking system that is built into Windows XP you can easily and quickly diagnose and repair a wide variety of errors that are found on your hard drive.
When it comes to owning and operating a computer, maintenance is crucial. You have to understand how to handle certain tasks, how to perform regular maintenance and of course, how to handle errors. By backing up your computer you can greatly reduce your risk of losing information and in many cases even help to correct errors with your configuration by choosing to restore your computers settings from the backups that you create.
Over time your computer begins to lose speed, it is not an “if” situation, it is a “when”. One of the most common complaints that PC users have is that their system seems to be slowing down over time of regular use.
There are several things you can do to help speed up your computer and below 9 things are listed that you can do on your own, without the help of a professional technician.
In this article we are going to talk about random computer crashes. In today’s tough economy, many of us are keeping things like cars and computers a lot longer then we did in years past. Not only that, many of us are trying to hold onto the old reliable Windows XP operating system. For the latter, I cannot blame you one bit. It was and still is the very best of all the operating systems that Microsoft ever produced. So, if you have an older machine and the system randomly slows down or crashes, the first thing I would consider is heat. As a system ages, the fans begin the wear out and this in turn allows your computer to run hotter then it did when it was young. This is especially true if you are working with graphics, playing a game or running an intense program. The extra processing power will cause your processor to create more heat and this in turn will slow down your computer if the fan is not doing it’s job as intended. The extra heat can even cause a blue screen which will shutdown or reboot your computer. This is actually a protective mechanism that is designed to keep your hardware from heat damage.
Today we are going to talk about using a registry backup as a means of restoring your computer. All Microsoft operating systems use a complex compilation of entries located in a central location to control all the main functions of Windows and your programs. This complex mechanism is called the system registry. The registry is essentially the main “hive” of your system. The heart you might say. I have seen many people keep a backup of their registry just in case there is a huge problem with one of your programs. In theory, this is a good idea but restoring your computer with a registry backup will not always work.
Today we are going to talk about Windows Libraries and exactly what they are. If you are using a Windows 7 computer in all likelihood you have seen a category in your Windows Explorer called Libraries. Most people who look at it simply think that they are their main folders just like in Windows XP. I think Microsoft made these just to be confusing. The far truth is that they are not folders at all. A Library is actually a compilation of folders that are located on your computer. It is a collected view of several folders all put together. The Library allows you to organize your folders by date, type or last modified.
Has your Laptop stopped playing sound or music? Are you considering calling a remote repair technician to help fix it? There can be several reasons why your laptop’s sound has failed. Today we will explore the most common reasons why your sound has suddenly stopped working and discover the options you have for repair. We will also learn how a simple call to a remote repair engineer can resolve your sound problem today.
Do you have an important document or file that will not open? Are you considering if a repair technician can help you repair and open the document? Today we will explore the solutions that remote computer support can offer you and how a simple phone call can help you access your important data. Read on to discover the most common file corruptions and what a remote technician can do to resolve this issue for you.
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