Thursday 26 March 2015

Computer System maintenance tips for you.

Computer Maintenance for Windows operating systems
We all want that our own PC (Personal Computer) or Laptop or Notebook to keep it in good operating condition. Performing maintenance will help your system run faster, most importantly maintenance is crucial in order to protect your machine from security threats such a worms, viruses and other malicious activity.

Establish and maintain a plan.
You have to make a plan to perform periodic maintenance and put it in your calendar as a reminder. Back up critical files and programs before beginning.
Set System Restore Point.
Set up a system restore point before you begin your periodic maintenance or make significant, which will enable recovery from any error that may occur during maintenance. To set a System restore point, click Start--All Programs--Accessories--System Tools—System Restore—Create a Restore Point.
Remove unnecessary files or programs.
Remove unnecessary programs that you no longer use. Empty your Recycle bin and delete windows temporary files. The disk cleanup programs include all of these tasks. To access the Windows Disk Cleanup program, click start—All Programs—Accessories—System Tools—Disk cleanup.
Optimize system performance.
Configuring your System to operate as efficiently as possible will help your system run faster and smoother. Organize your data files in a central folder with appropriate subfolders (don’t save files in the root directory or on the desktop). This will help you to backup easier and reduce fragmentation on your hard drive.
Run a defragment tool on your disk drive.
To Run a defragment tool, click Start— All Programs—Accessories—System Tools—Disk Defragmenter.
Apply Updates and patches.
Enable Auto update feature and ensure that your antivirus/anti spyware/anti adware software are running and receiving automatic updates.
Check your Firewall.
Review firewall settings product configurations. Confirm that settings are appropriate for the current level of security needed.
Perform hardware inspections.
Perform a visual check of your system hardware to prevent potential problems before they occur.

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