How to Improve Your Computer’s Performance

Few things are as frus­trat­ing as deal­ing with a slow, slug­gish com­puter. When a com­puter is brand new, it works won­der­fully well. Over time, though, its per­for­mance can slowly begin to worsen. This hap­pens for a num­ber of rea­sons, but the biggest cul­prits are things like spy­ware, adware and other com­puter threats that are unwit­tingly down­loaded along with other con­tent while online. You don’t have to down­load thou­sands of MP3s, movies or other items to expe­ri­ence these prob­lems, either – nobody is immune to them. Instead of accept­ing the sit­u­a­tion, there are plenty of tech­niques and strate­gies that you can use to make it bet­ter – a few of the best ones are out­lined below.

Jailbreak Using Redsn0w 0.9.10b5

Congratulations your device can be jailbroken using Redsn0w 0.9.10b5. This is a pretty easy jailbreak method and works for Mac and Windows users. Please read all instructions carefully and

Basic com­puter main­te­nance

Some sim­ple main­te­nance every 2–4 weeks (depend­ing on com­puter use and pro­grams installed) will only take 10–30 min­utes, can be per­formed at any knowl­edge level and will keep your com­puter

run­ning smoothly. With this guide, and two down­loads, you will see a notice­able improve­ment. This is fairly basic and some­thing all com­puter users should do.

Remove pro­grams you no longer use or knew about:
Over time, you may have installed games or util­i­ties that you for­got about or no longer use. Why waste the space? Go to your con­trol panel, Add\Remove pro­grams (Pro­grams and Fea­tures in Vista, Pro­grams in Win­dows 7) and unin­stall any­thing you no longer use. Occa­sion­ally you will find a tool­bar or other item you were unaware was there!