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3 Steps To Make Your PC Run Faster Than Usain Bolt

Does your PC go slow-mo on you, freezes up while you're in the middle of something important? Yes? Don’t get all cranky it's time to optimise your PC and make it run smoother.

Don’t we all get cranked up when out computers makes every process like a low-motion scene from a boring movie. Worse still, some of them just freeze up while we are in the middle of some very important task.

Sometimes, you feel like smashing your PD to smithereens...

If you face these problems something, then it might be time to optimise your PC and make it run smoother – maybe even faster than track king Usain Bolt.

Just follow these steps or watch the video below.

Step 1. Go to your START menu and type in 'Run' and hit 'ENTER' button. In the dialogue box that will appear, type in %TEMP% and click 'OK' or hit 'ENTER'.

This brings a list of numerous files that your system doesn’t need at all. So click CTRL+A to highlight them all and DELETE. Zap them all off!

If you see a pop up message like “This file cannot be deleted....” with the option of 'Try Again', 'Skip' or 'Cancel', click 'SKIP' and do same for all similar pop ups.



Step 2. Go to your START menu and type in 'Run' and hit 'ENTER' button. Again, the dialogue box will appear this time you'll type in 'prefetch' and click 'OK' or hit 'ENTER'.

You'll see more useless that are slowing down your computer. So click CTRL+A again and annihilate them.

Step 3. Go to START again and search for 'Disk Cleanup'. Click on the Disk Cleanup icon. This will search through your computer for redundant files your computer doesn’t need.

Just check ALL the boxes, Hit 'Ok' button and enter. When a dialogue box appears asking if you are sure you want to delete, just say ‘Yes. It will leave your disk clean and your computer faster.

Think of all these three processes like cleaning up a littered room. After the cleaning, it always looks better and more comfortable...

13 Reasons You Should Start A Blog Today (1)

If you have not started a blog, then you probably should start today because blogging is fun and rewarding.

It doesn’t matter what you do, owning a blog is cool and you should not be left out!

Blogging may seem like something for jobless nerds to some people, but I assure you it’s a fun experience that is very rewarding in many ways than one.

Here are a bunch of reasons why blogging might be just the thing that you should spend your time on.

You can help people: The most important reason to start a blog, for me at least, is that you get a very real opportunity to help people. So many people complain that their job isn’t really adding any value to the world and it’s not changing anything. Well, blogging can be a huge help to your readers – even if it’s just solving a simple problem.

It’s really easy and free (to start): To start a blog, you really do not need experience and it requires very minimal hassle free setup time. A WordPress or Blogger blog for example should not take more than an hour to set up. You can tweak and add widgets as you master blogging.

You can make money: Making money from blogging is hard work but it can be done. There have been massive success stories of guys making millions from blogging. Ask Linda Ikeji and she will smile. With a long term and professional approach you can be like Linda.

It’s a big challenge: Blogging is an exciting challenge that teaches you new things. There is this satisfying feeling you get when your blog grows and gets more attention – awesome! Deciding what to blog about and setting out to achieve it is a challenge that is more fun than tiring.

You’ll make new friends and meet like minds: The truth is that blogging links you to people with like interest from all over the world. Through my blogging, I’ve met several other people, blog owners and readers from different continents...and some even in geographical proximity who I would now call my friends.

You’ll develop valuable new skills: Fact is that when you start a blog you automatically start learning about servers, social media, content development, community building, etc. And what a lot of people don’t realize is that these skills are extremely valuable at the moment. My current job is actually a fruit of my blogging activities, not my degree. Indeed, there are many companies looking for folks with practical knowledge when it comes to their own social media and online activities. Simply put – they are lost and need help!

Blogging can rub off and grow your other business: A well managed blog can be used as sales drive or bring traffic to another website – and businesses like retail stores, doctors, restaurants, etc. Small businesses with blogs sometimes use it to attract many new customers because a blog is nothing but an online avenue for you to connect to potential customers, no matter what you do.

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Sorry Windows 8, XP Is Still in the Game
In news that Microsoft would probably rather not hear, its aging operating system - Windows XP - gained market share in January at the expense of Redmond's newest OS.

The month ended with XP at 29.23 percent global market share, up from 28.98 percent in December, according to stats from Net Applications. It landed at No. 2 behind Windows 7, which had 47.49 percent of desktop operating system share in January. But that too was down ever so slightly from December's 47.52.

News of XP's stay power comes as Microsoft prepares to stop supporting it as of April 8. But given that so many PCs still run the older OS, Microsoft last month announced that it will continue updates to its antimalware signatures and engine for Windows XP users through July 14, 2015.
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Still, Redmond would much prefer you dump XP for Windows 8, which is currently the No. 3 operating system with 6.63 percent share. The first update to that OS, Windows 8.1, was at 3.95 percent for January, meaning about 10.58 percent of PC users are running some version of Windows 8 almost 1.5 years after its Oct. 2012 debut. That is, however, up slightly from the 10.5 percent it had in December.

The much-maligned Vista is holding on at 3.3 percent, down from 3.61 percent in December, while Mac OS X 10.9 was at 3.2 percent in January.

The news comes amidst rumors about an upcoming update to Windows 8.1.