make my computer faster
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#25
Go to run and enter msconfig.exe. click on the startup services tab and disable all unwanted processes. I've seen so many computers running 75+ processes at all times, especially brand name computers with bloatware.
#27
This is especially true if you own a Dell or name brand computer. They love to load up your computer will "bloat ware".
#29
msconfig is a diagnostic tool, NOT A REPAIR!
If shutting off a program in msconfig fixes your problem, then the problem needs to be properly resolved.
I get no less then 3 computers a week that someone ran msconfig on expecting it to fix all their problems. Then they get upset that virus/malware is still on their computer and running hidden, that network connections, USB's, and optical drives quit working (depending on model and drivers).
If anyone needs help, PM me here or on facebook. I am always happy to help my fellow PT guys.
#30
NO NO NO NO
msconfig is a diagnostic tool, NOT A REPAIR!
If shutting off a program in msconfig fixes your problem, then the problem needs to be properly resolved.
I get no less then 3 computers a week that someone ran msconfig on expecting it to fix all their problems. Then they get upset that virus/malware is still on their computer and running hidden, that network connections, USB's, and optical drives quit working (depending on model and drivers).
If anyone needs help, PM me here or on facebook. I am always happy to help my fellow PT guys.
msconfig is a diagnostic tool, NOT A REPAIR!
If shutting off a program in msconfig fixes your problem, then the problem needs to be properly resolved.
I get no less then 3 computers a week that someone ran msconfig on expecting it to fix all their problems. Then they get upset that virus/malware is still on their computer and running hidden, that network connections, USB's, and optical drives quit working (depending on model and drivers).
If anyone needs help, PM me here or on facebook. I am always happy to help my fellow PT guys.







