Do you often stay beyond bed time since your computer is taking a long time saving, running even the easiest programs? Are you missing out several dealines because its taking more than the usual time for your personal computer to send attachement mails or print documents?

Then, today is the time to end all those troubles. Check the listed ways on how to speed up Windows:

> Learn to open your Central Processing Unit (CPU). Clean up all the dust that could be preventing your personal computers speed. Carefully do this avoiding any damage on your CPU or other parts of the computer. Do this twice in a year To ensure that your CPU is free of dust.

> Look for a Registry Cleaner that you can trust. You can download one from online. Try using the trial versions for these are free of charge on a period of 30 days. This way, youll be able to determine the usefulness of the software first. Employ the registry cleaner to blow out ancient registry files from your personal computer. These temporary files accumulate one after the other so they are likely to be eating up a lot of space in your hard disk.

> Remove temp files, caches, and cookies. These litlle but numerous files hinder your browser from speeding up. Go to Tool options and click it and check for the buttons for removing specific folders. You could also check for cookies through the Search command which can be found at the Start Menu.

> Speed up Windows XP boot making sure that your machine is in the appropriate settings. Check the registry editor located in the control panel. Select Hkey_local_machine folder and look for the MS Dfrg BootOptimizeFunction. Make sure you choose Y and start again your computer.

> Checking for program updates can also aid you on how speed up Windows XP. Check on the Internet and visit the website of Micorsoft. Obtain updates that are marked vital.

> Lessen the time you need to wait for loading Windows by clicking the Start Menu, clicking on Run and typing in msconfig in the bar. Click enter and afterwards click the BOOT.INI tab positoned above the dialog box. Find the way to the right and look for the Timeout box. From there you would see 30 in the box so change it to 3. This would surely lead to a lessened time your computer needs for loading Windows XP.

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