Wed 15 Aug 2007
We recently received a question on this blog regarding what could be done to speed up Windows 2000 or Windows XP computers (view question). So we have put together a quick list of a few things you could consider.
- You could increase the RAM of the machine, if it is possible to do.
- You could do a disk cleanup. To run XP you should have around 25% free disk space. If you do not have enough then doing a disk clean upĀ could improve the speed of your machine. Click here for instructions.
- You could ask your IT supplier for a tune up. If you are a LANcom 770 client all you need to do is let us know that your computer is running slow and we will look into this for you.
- Finally you need to consider whether or not your computer needs replacing. Generally speaking the useful lifetime of a computer is 3-4 years. If your computer is older than 4 years and is running slowly you should start to look toward replacing it.
For some slightly more technical ways of speeding your Windows XP machine click here.
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