15 ways to speed up your computer: Windows 7: step by step guide

[@PAULNYAROTSO]

Thanks it has worked

[@shaileshkumar35]

Thanks you so much sir

[@omarimrharn5534]

Good work. tank's for all.

[@thesambo1018]

I'm getting a €140 laptop and this might help me of the slowness. Thanks dude, might help! :D

[@EasyPcRepairs]

No problem, hope it does help your laptop speed up!

[@neilangelovillarente7055]

This video is a very big help! Thank You Very Much! :)

[@EasyPcRepairs]

You're welcome!

[@evahle]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. You are an excellent teacher! Love the accent. I paused a couple of times to check my computer on anything I didn't know myself. Always great to have a refresher course too.

[@EasyPcRepairs]

evahle I'm glad you found this video helpful. Thanks for your comment!

[@louiehudson9466]

sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know of a way to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly lost my account password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me!

[@b1ueshiftt]

Most people blast music, so thank you for telling us what to do and what it does.

[@EasyPcRepairs]

You're very welcome!

[@NeilusNihilus]

I have win 7, windows firewall, windows security essentials and winpatrol running. that is enough protection right, if i run the likes of malwarebytes or spybot once in a while? also what about hybrid drives? do they need to be deframented?

[@EasyPcRepairs]

To keep your computer secure you generally need 3 things... anti-virus software, a firewall and anti-spyware. If you get free versions of these things, that's (generally) fine for a light user. For the heavier computer user it's worth investing in an Internet security package that has the lot in one. As for your hybrid drive/s, you probably won't find much difference in computer speed if you did defrag it. It doesn't make much difference these days so I wouldn't bother with that.

[@NeilusNihilus]

EasyPcRepairs right thanks. Is there any 'all in one' security package that you would recommend? I wouldn't want anything that is too resource hungry and bloated like norton, mcafee or crap like that.

[@EasyPcRepairs]

dageezerboi Yes, Kaspersky Internet Security is one of the best 'all in one' packages that also has a low impact on computer resources.

[@josephpray125]

Windows 7 - Performance - Visual Effects - Advanced System Settings explained ? in other words , i wish someone would take the time ,and make a video explaining what each Visual Effects are for , because i have no idea , how am i suppose to choose the effects i want to keep , when don't know what most of them do .

[@danm5273]

Check only the last two. Another video mentioned it.

[@dejanpolic6822]

Good video,but i never used antivirus he use so much resources in background, and still it protects only 2% of real viruses..i would say useless.. clean boot windows every 2 3 months is good way to go... but all overall good video

[@danm5273]

Running Windows Update is a bad idea with Windows 7. Skip it.

[@josephpray125]

Windows 7 - Performance - Visual Effects - Advanced System Settings explained ? in other words , i wish someone would take the time ,and make a video explaining what each Visual Effects are for , because i have no idea , how am i suppose to choose the effects i want to keep , when don't know what most of them do .

[@Bmae44]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp7Uc3l4bsqgh5o This guy doesn't necessarily explain each affect but he does go through and show you the few he keeps selected. From there, I just applied each box 1 at a time and looked for the visual difference it made.