Speed Up Windows Vista in 5 easy steps

I remember the feeling when you first start the computer again? It loads almost instantly, easy to open programs, and it seemed no matter what task you threw challenging, the computer runs with ease.

But now they are very different - the struggles of computers during startup, chugging away during the loading of program after program after program. After what seems an age, is finally shown your desktop, but even in this case assumes Age Programsload, and was left frustrated, shouting "Hurry up!" screen.

Fortunately, there are a few simple steps you can follow to restore the PC to its original splendor. You only need to use it every few weeks, and are fully automated, but also contribute to making your on-again-last-legs is his computer in a ready-for-nothing young again.

1. Use the Disk Cleanup

Found under Start> Programs> System Tools, Disk Cleanup will help you get rid of,all the old files, which are overloaded, the hard drive of your computer. Of temporary files, unused programs to edit files in the Recycle Bin, get rid of the lot with a few clicks of the mouse. Just select the type of file you want to delete, press the button and not let their charm.

2. Defragment your hard drive

Over time, files are scattered on your computer in a disorderly manner on the disk. "Even if they are well organizedThe file manager, under the hood, which are everywhere. This means that if you must open a file, search around for Windows to find all the pieces and put them back together. The Disk Defragmenter (Start> Programs> Accessories> System Tools) to organize files on your hard drive so that Windows offers a hand when they need to open it.

3. Error Repair

Hard drives are like our minds - even if they remain for years and years, maydevelop problems in some areas, slow down. Using the Error Checking utility, you can move the files away from these problem areas, make sure it does slow down the rest of the system. You can use the program by selecting Start> My Computer, right-click on the drive and "Properties" then go to the Tools tab and click Check Now.

4. Remove Adware and Spyware

Adware and spyware and malware can download onComputer when you are connected to the Internet without even knowing it. It 'not only the performance of your computer off, but can also send potentially sensitive information, such as your username and password, or access to the Internet. Needless to say, they must be removed. Windows provides a utility to remove them, Microsoft Windows Defender, or you can use third party software, like the fantastic SpyBot Search & Destroy.

5. UseReadyBoost

A new feature introduced in Windows Vista, ReadyBoost allows easy to add extra memory to the system. For example you can plug a USB flash drive, and use of additional RAM to improve system performance at very low cost and without the path around the inside of the computer to perform the upgrade.