Video Demo: How to speed up your computer
by cleaning out your PC's memory
In this video, Andy Walker of Cyberwalker.com shows you how to clear out unwanted programs in memory so your system boots faster, runs better and works more efficiently.
Following the instructions below can prevent the need for adding extra system memory. However, your system should have a mimimum of 256 MB and ideally 512 MB for everyday computing if you run Windows XP. Windows Vista (available in 2007) will require a minimum of 512 MB of RAM. Add more memory easily with our Add RAM FAQ.
Now on with the video...
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To obtain a free 30-day trial of WinTasks Pro 5 that was mentioned in this video: Click here to download it.
To buy WinTasks Pro 5: Click here for further info.
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In this demo, Andy Walker mentioned his book
Absolute Beginner's Guide to Security, Spam Spyware and Viruses, learn more about it here
Seen the video and still want to add more memory? Click here for our Add RAM FAQ.
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