I'm looking for an Optimization program for XP. I've seen a few, but they all look the same.
Can anyone give me some guidance on which one to choose?
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I'm with RichieP on this one. Basic housekeeping of your system will keep it going.
Make sure your antivirus is up2date and running. Firewall's are useful - stops others from attacking your machine. Run anti-spyware (something like Ad-Aware) on a regular basis - there are mixed opinions on these on whether they actually do what it says on the tim or adds more stuff than it takes off. Personally, I use Ad-aware
Delete unwanted files. Running low on disc space plays havoc with Windows. Periodically run defrag to re-org the disc space so that all parts of a file are together.
Re-boot your machine.
I'm sure there's other stuff that can be done but these are the basics.
Make sure your antivirus is up2date and running. Firewall's are useful - stops others from attacking your machine. Run anti-spyware (something like Ad-Aware) on a regular basis - there are mixed opinions on these on whether they actually do what it says on the tim or adds more stuff than it takes off. Personally, I use Ad-aware
Delete unwanted files. Running low on disc space plays havoc with Windows. Periodically run defrag to re-org the disc space so that all parts of a file are together.
Re-boot your machine.
I'm sure there's other stuff that can be done but these are the basics.
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