Without Spending a Single Penny

     The Windows users must have noticed that with passing of time, the operating system keep slowing down and it does not perform as fast as it used to do earlier. It is a general problem that arises due to the lack of regular maintenance and can be resolved if we follow these tips:

1. Delete Temp Files: Erase the temporary files piled up on your hard disk. It can be done with the help of free tools available.

2. Clean up the Registry: Do not clean up the registry manually unless you are a master in dealing with registry. Registry cleaner tools are used for this purpose. You are strictly advised to create a back-up of your registry prior to modifying it because these tools may or may not back up your registry. 3. Defragment the Registry: After making a change to the registry, it is advised to defragment it so that the irregular space formed as the result of deletion of unused registry entries is discarded. It enhances the performance of Windows. Hard disk defragmentation can be used to achieve this.

4. Scan the System: Scanning the system for spyware and cleaning it make huge differences in enhancing your computer’s performance. As a result a significant amount of CPU resource will be freed up.

Just Few Bucks & See the Difference

    People who are willing to spend a bit to enhance their system’s performance, will find these suggestions helpful.

5. Upgrade the RAM: The cost of RAM has decreased considerably in last three-four years, and that allow us to improve our system’s performance by increasing the RAM. It is as cheap as chips and improving the RAM will definitely speed up your system. A 2GB RAM cost around £60. RAM up-gradation can be performed quite easily, and will not require a bios update at all.

6. Upgrade the Processor: is not too old and is compatible with the new If you can carry some more expenses for upgrading your computer, then you should look into upgrading the main processor. If your motherboardprocessor, then you can change the processor only. However if it is too old, change both of them.

7. Upgrade the Hard Disk: You might consider upgrade your hard disk. The cost of hard disks have come down dramatically in last few years. Increasing the rpm of your hard disk will add up to the speed of your system. If the current speed of you hard disk is 5400 rpm, you might want to look for a 7200 rpm version with the same capacity.

Few Other Tips

8. Remove the Unused Programs: A number of programs in our computer, that are pre-installed like image analysis software, processing software, audio processing software, etc., is not of any use and we never use them. Such programs should be deleted from the system. It will save valuable hard disk space and free up RAM usage dramatically.

9. Format the Root Drive: Even now if the above mentioned steps don’t help you much, go for root drive formatting. Reinstall the required programs only. Though it takes some time but is definitely worthy looking at how much difference it makes. Make a back up of all your data files on the hard disk before going for this method.

10. If you are going for the formatting option, it is strongly advised to create an image of your hard disk after all the basic programs are installed. It will help dramatically reduce the time required to restore your computer to a basic configuration.

Remember when Dell unveiled Adamo – world’s thinnest laptop (16.4mm thick) – earlier this year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. You can order now. Dell is now taking orders for its Adamo laptop, which it claims is the world’s thinnest. It will be shipped worldwide from 26 March on.

With a 13.4in widescreen display and measuring just 0.65in (16.4mm) thick, the Adamo has been compared to Apple’s MacBook Air, claimed as the thinnest laptop when it launched in early last year. Adamo weighs about 1.8kg.The frame has been crafted from a single piece of aluminium featuring precision detailing and a scalloped backlit keyboard. The system has Intel Core 2 Duo processors, and is available in two configurations: the Base has a 1.2GHz SU9300 chip and 2GB memory, while the Enhanced one has a 1.4GHz SU9400 and 4GB memory. Both have a 128GB Flash drive instead of a hard drive as standard. Connectivity includes 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and an Ethernet port, plus two USB ports, a combined USB/eSATA port for high-speed storage devices, and an external display port. The laptop ships with Windows Vista Home Premium Edition. Despite the Adamo’s thin design, Dell claims a battery life of up to five hours from a full charge. How do you like it?

Despite the Adamo’s thin design, Dell claims a battery life of up to five hours from a full charge. How do you like it?

In Short, One of the most impressive move by Dell to introduce World Thinnest Laptop that holds all the modern features.