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1: Increase Free Disk Space - Remove unnecessary Files
Delete any unnecessary files: Go to Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools and run "Disk Cleanup", check all boxes but not "Compress Files", unless you want to increase your disk space. After a while you will get a list of the files to be deleted; click "OK".
Delete unnecessary programs: Go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel and run "Add or Remove Programs". Carefully remove any programs you don't want on your PC. Leave all Windows programs and patches alone.
Why? Unnecessary files take up space and slow down your computer.
2: Free MORE Disk Space - Compress infrequently used Files
Compress old files: Go to Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools and run "Disk Cleanup", check all boxes including "Compress Files". After you click "OK" this may run for many hours if it is run the first time...
Why? Compressing files that are not frequently used frees up disk space, but does not slow down the computer.
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Delete unnecessary programs: Go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel and run "Add or Remove Programs". In the "Change or Remove Programs" panel, carefully remove any programs you don't need on your PC. Leave all Windows programs and patches alone.
Delete unnecessary Windows functions: Go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel and run "Add or Remove Programs". In the "Add/Remove Windows Components" panel, carefully remove any programs you don't need.
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