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Do you often stay beyond bed time since your PC is taking a long time saving, processing and loading even the most uncomplicated programs? Are you missing out a lot of dealines because its taking more than the usual time for your PC to send attachement mails or print documents?

Then, today is the time to end all those troubles. Go through the following ways on how to speed up Windows:

> Open up your CPUs case. Blow out all the dust that might be obstructing your PCs speed. Carefully do this avoiding any damage on your CPU or other parts of the computer. Do this twice in a year To ensure that your CPU is free of dust.

> Look for a Registry Cleaner that you can trust. You can download one from the Web. Try using the trial versions for these are free of charge for a month. through this, youll be able to determine the capacity of the software first. Use the registry cleaner to blow out ancient registry files from your PC. Files that are temporary accumulate continuously so they are likely to be eating up a lot of space in your hard disk.

> Delete cookies, temporary files and browsing caches from your browser. These small but numerous files hinder your browser from speeding up. Click on the Tools options and look for the buttons for deleting particular folders. You could also look for cookies in the Search command which can be found at the Start Menu.

> Speed up Windows XP boot by ensuring that your PC is in the right settings. Go to the registry editor found in your control panel. Select Hkey_local_machine folder and find the MS Dfrg BootOptimizeFunction. Make sure you choose Y and start again your PC.

> You could also take the time to cut out the how speed up Windows XP tips by regularly updating your program. Check on the Internet and visit the website of Micorsoft. Download updates that are marked vital.

> By clicking on Run and entering msconfg on the bar, you can decrease the waiting time to load Windows. select enter and afterwards click the BOOT.INI tab located above the dialog box. Find the way to the right and find the Timeout box. You would see 30 in this box alter it to 3. This would surely lead to a cut down the loading time for Windows XP.