My e-pc isn’t working properly
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My e-pc has become slow
Have you checked that...
How
You are not running too many applications at
the same time
•
Close any unused applications and check whether
the e-pc’s performance improves
You have not filled your hard drive with too
much data
1
Click on the letter corresponding to your e-pc’s
hard drive in W
W
W
Wiiiinnnndo
do
do
dow
w
w
ws
s
s
s EEEExxxxpppplllloooorrrreeeerrrr. The amount of
free space on the disk is displayed at the bottom
of the Explorer window.
2
Remove or back up any unwanted files.
3
Compress any files you do not often have to
access with a file compression utility.
You are not storing large numbers of
unnecessary temporary files on your e-pc
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Windows 98/Windows 2000: Select P
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m
m
mssss
A
AA
Acc
cc
cc
cceeeess
ss
ss
ssoooorrrriiiieeees
s
s
s
S
SS
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m
m
m TTTToooooooolllls
s
s
s
D
D
D
Diiiissssk
k
k
k C
CC
Clllleeeeaaaannnnuuuup
p
p
p from
the S
SS
Sttttaaaart
rt
rt
rt menu. This will check your system for
files you can safely delete.
•
Windows 95/Windows NT4: Look for Windows
temporary folders and delete any files you are
absolutely sure you do not require.
The slowness is not coming from the
network (if applicable)
•
Contact your network administrator for assistance
