Post #1     Mini Moose 2707 May 30 2008, 6:54 pm

Too few people today take good care of their computers. A computer can be kept running as good (or better!) as if it were new with some time and effort. I'm recommending a lot of advice from another forum, MajorGeeks... they know what they're talking about. I hope to lead you to a better computing experience. Knowledge is power here. :) [url=http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=106650]Basic Maintainence[/url] - A few things everyone should do to gain a bit of speed out of your computer and keep things running smoothly. I will mention that I disagree with one thing in this guide... I would use a more powerful registry cleaner because they will pick up things that CCleaner's does not. Personally, I use [url=http://www.hoverdesk.net/freeware.htm]RegSeeker[/url]. Just be sure to take backups when editing the registry. [url=http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=35407]Malware Removal Guide[/url] - A guide to cleaning out the bad stuff, if you have any, think you have any, or are just paranoid. This can be an all-day project, so you've been warned. For computers with serious malware problems, though, it's worth it. [url=http://forums.majorgeeks.com/forumdisplay.php?f=33]Misc. Guides[/url]

Too few people today take good care of their computers. A computer can be kept running as good (or better!) as if it were new with some time and effort. I'm recommending a lot of advice from another forum, MajorGeeks... they know what they're talking about. I hope to lead you to a better computing experience. Knowledge is power here. :)

Basic Maintainence - A few things everyone should do to gain a bit of speed out of your computer and keep things running smoothly.
I will mention that I disagree with one thing in this guide... I would use a more powerful registry cleaner because they will pick up things that CCleaner's does not. Personally, I use RegSeeker. Just be sure to take backups when editing the registry.

Malware Removal Guide - A guide to cleaning out the bad stuff, if you have any, think you have any, or are just paranoid. This can be an all-day project, so you've been warned. For computers with serious malware problems, though, it's worth it.

Misc. Guides