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Computer Maintenance, why important?

sesambetan — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 04:04:52 +0000

Your computer might be running fast and perfectly today but tomorrow I am sure it will not run that smoothly because the computer is a machine that just wears out it’s software just by running. The problem is that the software inside it is so complex that no matter how good it becomes it will always have one errors or crash or another. The best way to get rid of these issues is to make regular maintenance to your computer.

You should start by correcting your system register. On Microsoft Windows Operating System, it is located in registry. You can easily see this via registry editor. This is probably the most important part of all operating system because it’s the core of it. You cannot see it but it’s there all the time being updated in real time time and looking at every step you take on your computer. Your system register will also have there many entries about software you already deleted but that it’s still there for no reason… Some software can repair it for free. You must run it at least once per week.

Next thing on the list of your attention needs is the hard disk. This is the most important part of your entire computer. If the entire computer crashes but you still have the hard disk you are safe because all you need to do is to install it on another computer and then you are done.

The hard disk needs two things: Cleaning and organizing. The first one is very easy. Ccleaner will take care of your hard disk like no other tool. It will clean all the files that are there using your precious hard disk space and then will delete all the files in programs that are there just temporarily but for a long time now.

This tool can also remove the software out of your computer much faster and better than Windows default tool can. This tool is so good that I do not understand why it’s still free!

Next thing you need to do is to organize your hard disk. Power Defragmentation is a great hard disk defragmentation tool that does just one thing: Making your hard disk run at top speed all the time. The process of defragmentation is very slow. Sometimes it can take several hours, but the end result is worth it.

Finally it’s up to you to delete some files you are not currently using. The more files you have on your hard disk, the slower it will become and the more errors and crashes you will experience.

Changing Your WiFi Channel Number

sesambetan — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 11:44:58 +0000

There are alot of reasons why someone would wish to change your Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) channel number. The first and foremost is the fact that any WiFi network that shares a channel with another will use up more bandwidth, because they are sharing the resources that are required for basic connectivities.

In order to change your channel, you must obviously have a computer that is connected to the Wireless Network. You must login to the default gateway, or in laymen’s terms, the Wireless router. Think if it is too hard to perform this? Quite simple actually..

For Microsoft ® Windows PCs:

-Click Start
-Click Run
-Type into the dialog box “cmd.exe” then press enter
-A command line interface will appear. Enter the phrase “ipconfig”.
-Lots of information will appear. Scroll down until you find the Default Gateway, and copy the numbers that appear beside it. An example of this is 192.168.1.1

For Macs (Running OS X 10.4 or higher):

-Open the System Preferences Panel
-Click Network
-Select Airport from the bottom drop-down menu
-Click the TCP / IP tab
-The number next to the word “Router” is the one you want, copy it to the clipboard

Now open up your web browser and where you would normally type in the web address, paste the copied number and press the Enter key. You will be prompted to enter a username and password. For most routers, use admin as the username and admin as the password. Be warned that this varies with different routers, and your manufacturer’s web site will be the end all rule for this information.

You’ll see something that looks like a website. Simply click on the button that says “Wireless Settings,” or something to that extent. You should be able to select from a drop down menu one of a variety of channels, and pick one that you like. Most routers will have a button that says “Save Settings.” Then simply close your web browser and you should quickly experience faster internet and downloads.