
Explore a quick tune up for immediate work and a full tune up for longer sessions, with each video detailing the required steps for both options.
the quick tune up path offers a five to thirty minute boost to fix minor issues and speed up your PC. Later, run the full tune up for optimal performance.
Complete a full tune up to restore pc performance. Follow all steps; the process may take 40 minutes to several hours, for optimal results in the next video.
Uninstall unwanted programs on Windows 7 by using the Start menu or Control Panel, then remove apps with attention to dependencies and verify what they do before removing.
Learn to free up disk space on Windows by running see cleaner to remove unnecessary files, cookies and history, then use tree size to identify large folders.
Install the Malwarebytes free anti-malware tool, update its definitions, and run a scan to detect potential items. Learn to quarantine threats, set exclusions, and review detailed scan logs.
Install the free antivirus, complete the installation wizard, and update definitions for basic protection. Run the first scan, review results, and use web protection and severity filters to identify threats.
Step 5 guides you to install a free Kaspersky anti-rootkit tool, run a full system scan, and restart after cleanup to detect and remove rootkit threats.
Learn to adjust startup programs in Windows using the task manager startup tab on Windows 7 and 8.1, enable or disable items, and restart to speed boot time.
Adjust visual effects to optimize performance by selecting custom settings and turning off fades, shadows, and other effects in Windows 7/8, reducing memory and processing load.
Back up bookmarks for Internet Explorer and Chrome, then remove toolbars and disable extensions, clear cache and cookies, and use reset settings as a last resort.
Enable system protection, configure a drive for restore points, and create a restore point after tune-ups or driver changes to revert to a previous state if issues arise.
Defrag your hard drive using the defragmenter from the Start menu or by searching defrag, then schedule regular runs at 1 a.m. Wednesdays to keep performance.
This course is structured in steps so you will never be left behind and you could do a few steps for a quick tune up or a full tune up with all the steps where I will show you how to find and use great free tools that techs use. I will show you everything from removing unwanted software to doing windows and browser optimizations in no time. If you could use the internet you could do this course very easy. Our Step by Step videos will keep you on track and save you money from calling out techs when you machine is sluggish, slow or running out of space.