Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Delete Windows Update Uninstall Files
It was
discovered that a lot of junk files are present in the windows uninstall files.
These are files
that must have been installed due to windows update as a result
problem caused by an application,
but the update file automatically patches it
up. Several years after, these uninstalled files becomes
junk files occupying
space on the hard-disk. To fix these problem, you need to follow these steps
below:
- · Open Disk Cleanup
Type
disk cleanup below the start button
·
Select the drive you want to clean
Delete
the Hibernation File (Hiberfil.sys
File):
To delete this file, you have to use the command
prompt to manually delete the Hiberfil.sys
File
- · Open Command prompt from the start menu
Right click as administrator
- · To turn off hibernation type this command at the prompt:
vice-versa.
Reduce the Paging File (pagefile.sys): pagefile.sys is the
virtual memory file from windows to
shrink this file will save a lot of memory
and make the system run faster. Follow these steps below:
·
Right click on computer and click properties at 
menu
menu
·
Click Advanced
system settings. Enter administrator password if prompted
·
Click on advanced tab:
Click settings button
·
Click Advanced tab, under Virtual memory,
click Change.
·
Uncheck
the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives
check box
·
Under
Drive [Volume Label], click the drive that contains the
paging file you want to change
·
Under
Drive Volume Label,
click the drive that contains the paging file you want to adjust
·
Click Ok
Configure System Restore:
Click this link how-to-configure-system-restore.html
How to configure system restore and create restore points on windows 7
System restore helps you restore the
computer back to its earlier or better point. This is a way of
undoing the
changes on system without affecting the files stored.
Sometimes, installation of a Software (program) can cause a
slight damage to the system making the
system to malfunction, uninstalling that
program or driver might solve that program and cause
another hidden damage to
the system. System restore allow you to restore your computer at that
earlier
point before that malware was installed. This is done by creating a restore points
when all
the settings on system has worked correctly. To configure
system restore, follow this instruction
below step by step:
below step by step:
Create a restore points
·
Click right-click on computer and click properties, 
in the task bar.
in the task bar.
·
In the left-pane, click on system protection. Provide administrator password if prompted.
·
Click the System Protection, and then Create.
Now you have successfully create the system restore point. You
can create this restore point when
this system newly formatted or bought.
To configure system restore.
·
Click system
restore highlighted below.
· click choose
a different restore point from the check box and click next.
·
Select from the restore points created earlier.
·
Click next.
System restore will automatically start from there, causing
the system to restart itself. During the
restarting process, the system restores to that restore point created.
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