is there any software through which we can increase the speed of our computer?

Question

please tell me from where we can download or please send me at [e-mail] by attaching it while sending an email

Answer 1

Yes! And all of it is already present on your PC!! Don't believe me? Try this out:

1. Goto Control Panel and open "Add/Remove Programs". Use this tool to get rid of apps that you don't need/use anymore.
2. Goto Start->Programs->Accessories->System Tools and run the tools "Disk Cleanup" and "Disk Defragmenter". These two will help you get your hard-disk back in top shape.
3. Start MSConfig by click on Start->Run and typing "msconfig" and then clicking OK. Once the window pops-up goto the "Startup" tab and uncheck entries that are not needed. But *DO NOT* meddle with the system tasks listed there. A safer way to do this is to ensure that all "tray" extensions/managers/agents associated with software installed on your PC (Like WinZip QuickPick, Winamp Agent etc.) are disabled. This way your PC will start-up faster.
4. Get a good anti-virus ( Try Avast! www.avast.com) and a good Spyware/Adware buster (Try Spybot S&D www.safer-networking.com or AdAware from www.lavasoft.com). Regularly use these tools to scan your HDD for any malware.
5. Get a good firewall (Try ZoneAlarm www.zonelabs.com) to protect your PC from intruders. This measure will filter out most of the malware even before it has a chance to infect your PC through the internet (but an AntiVirus is essential anyway).

And, don't forget to backup your data regularly just in case. Once you've done all that you can also try adding some extra RAM, over-clocking your PC (bit risky) etc.

Answer 2

Well, no. Increasing the speed of a computer is normally done through hardware: increasing RAM, increasing available hard drive space, and increasing the speed of your processor. Increasing your amount of RAM will probably be the easiest and cheapest way to go. Memory sticks for your computer are available at any computer store, and once you get the cover off of your computer, you will be able to see how to install the sticks.

You can also use the disk defragmenter that is under the "system tools" menu on your computer. The defragmenter takes all of the tiny bits and pieces of your installed software and other files and puts them in order so that it is easier for your computer to find all of them.

A third thing you can do, only if you're careful, is to select Run and type "msconfig". On the tab furthest to your right, there should be a list of all of the programs that start when your computer starts up. If you uncheck the boxes next to each program, that program will not start when your computer boots. However, you must exercise great care when doing this so that you do not disable an important system program. Search online for sites that can tell you which programs are safe to disable.

Answer 3

Other suggestions are good general ones, but here is one that can make a big difference with what you have now. Download and use freeram xp pro (http://www.download.com/3000-2086-10070530.html ) (despite the name, it is freeware). When your ram usage gets too high it frees some up by swapping out programs that have not been used for a while, effectively giving you more RAM and more speed.

I have been using it for months, and it has made a big difference. The automatic settings work, but I run it manually so it does not suddenly start up when I am not expecting it.

Answer 4

What are you talking about "we"? OK, if you have Windows (I'm familiar with XP, but might be similar if you are using another Windows version, if it is another O/S, then I can't help you) just go to start>all programs>accessories>system tools>disk defragmenter (this is already on Windows) and then defrag computer. That will help a little.

Next, delete unneeded files and programs (to delete programs go to Start>Control Panel>Add or delete Programs).

Then, try deleting cookies (C:\Documents and Settings\*username*\Cookies). Cookies are just pieces of data (txt files as you see in the folder) that are created by websites.

Also, try Disk Cleanup (start>....>system tools>disk cleanup).

Can't help you anymore after that, but there might be other ways to increase performance. (I do know one more, but the others might just help enough.)

caarnquist

Answer 5

speed can be increase few ways:

1. BIOS setting -> when u start comp press del Or Function button to go bios, clock your speed MHZ to some more..but it is very risky..It will hit up your machine.
2. Incease RAM...If you have 512MB RAM installed, increase more.
3. Fee up spaces...Use CCleaner sw (free) to do so
4. You should proper partion in comp like C and D
Use C for OS and other sw installation..You should have 5-10GB for C drive, from that OS and other sw installation may take space till 9 GB...Do not let tto die till it left 10-25MB

Answer 6

You can try overclocking your cpu, but that runs risks if you are not familiar with overclocking (you can ruin it). If you haven't, you can check for spyware, viruses and perform a cleanup and defrag. Use the following for the spyware, virus and cleanup:

Spyware Tools:
http://www.lavasoft.nu/software/adaware/ad-aware_se_personal.php
http://www.safer-networking.org
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsdefender
http://www.merijn.org/programs.php

Anti-Virus:
http://free.grisoft.com

Cleanup:
http://www.ccleaner.com

Answer 7

Although that first guy is right it maybe a litle dangerous.... a little. dont over clokc it too much.
Try a new hard drive or prosseser.

or just clean out the inside. dust ya' know.

Answer 8

there are lots of software available but dont go for that. it will some time suck all ur remaing speed