Humor for the day

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I thought this fun­ny.  Orig­i­nal­ly post­ed by www.howtogeek.com

February 14, 2012  Leave a comment

PC running slow again?

In the past years, I have had sev­er­al of my fam­i­ly and friends ask me to look at their com­put­er because all of the sud­den their com­put­er stopped work­ing or it runs slow­ly when they try to browse the inter­net. When I asked them when was the last time they cleaned their com­put­er, the com­mon response is “Am I sup­posed to do that?”

Your com­put­er is like your car. Every three months or 3,000 miles, your car needs an oil change to keep the car run­ning. Your com­put­er needs the same main­te­nance plan to keep it run­ning and extend the life of your pc. The best way to give your a PC an oil change is to install CClean­er.  CClean­er is a sys­tem opti­miza­tion and pri­va­cy tool. It removes unused files from your sys­tem — allow­ing Win­dows to run faster and free­ing up valu­able hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activ­i­ties such as your Inter­net his­to­ry. But the best part is that it’s fast (nor­mal­ly tak­ing less than a sec­ond to run) and it is free  You can get your copy of it by click­ing on this link:

http://filehippo.com/download_ccleaner/

After down­load­ing the file, run the exe­cutable file on your com­put­er.  You can run the default set­tings except for uncheck­ing “Add Yahoo! Tool­bar”.  After it suc­cess­ful­ly installs, it auto­mat­i­cal­ly pops up and ready for use.  Let’s clean our machine.

Step 1: Click on “CClean­er” but­ton on the left hand side. Check all box­es except for “Auto­com­plete Form His­to­ry” and “DNS Cache” and then click “Run Clean­er”. After it get’s done clean­ing, it will show how much space is freed up. In this exam­ple I just cleaned up my com­put­er and it freed up 369.3 MB of space.

Step 2: Click on the “Reg­istry” but­ton on the left hand side and click on “Scan for Issues”. It will look for unused file exten­sions, appli­ca­tion issues, or any either issue that could be slow­ing down your com­put­er. After it has dis­cov­ered all the issues, all you have to do is click “Fix select­ed issues…”. It will prompt you to save a back­up reg­istry. Click yes and save it in “Your Doc­u­ments”. Final­ly click on “Fix All Select­ed Issues” and we are all done.

Do these steps above every three months and you will see the difference!

If you need any assis­tance with CClean­er, please feel free to con­tact me at www.austinitconsulting.com

February 12, 2012  Leave a comment

What is this?

I am still in the process of fig­ur­ing out how to use this blog, but I am get­ting ahead of myself.  My name is Clin­ton Austin.  I am a hus­band, father, son, Chris­t­ian, Freema­son, busi­ness own­er, IT pro­fes­sion­al, inde­pen­dent thinker, and much more.

Don’t define a man by his age or his title, but by how he han­dles his responsibilities.”

I hope you enjoy read­ing this blog, and I hope I get bet­ter at doing this.

August 16, 2011  3 Comments

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