Better yet, it only takes half an hour or so each month to keep my computer running fast. It's where I work, play, and watch stupid YouTube videos, so of course it's worth maintaining properly.
Better yet, it only takes half an hour or so each month to keep my computer running fast.
It's where I work, play, and watch stupid YouTube videos, so of course it's worth maintaining properly.
Run all the updates It's a pain in the neck dealing with all those notification reminders for updates, so if you at least make sure all your apps, drivers, and operating system are up to date, you can save...
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Better yet, it only takes half an hour or so each month to keep my computer running fast. It's where I work, play, and watch stupid YouTube videos, so of course it's worth maintaining properly. Run all the updates It's a pain in the neck dealing with all those notification reminders for updates, so if you at least make sure all your apps, drivers, and operating system are up to date, you can save yourself that hassle.
With a mix of regular driver updates, old file and app cleanouts, and physical cleaning, the little-and-often approach means I don't have to suffer a sluggish system every couple of years, nor do I have to troubleshoot driver problems because I'm woefully out of date. Sometimes it stretches to every six weeks or even longer.
I have a PC cleanup routine that I've perfected over the years. I won't pretend I'm religious with this routine. I do make a real point of regularly keeping on top of my system.
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