After having your computer for quite a while, you will start to notice slow and listless pc performance. This is not the result of anything you have done wrong. It is just the nature of the beast when handling with PC's, or Windows based operating systems. This is not a knock against Microsoft, as I have 2 Windows PC's. But it is natural thing that happens, and which can be effortlessly fixed.
For starters, Windows runs on a Dynamic Linking Library (DLL) system. This just denotes that as programs are installed and run, and other files are called upon to run and operate, Windows will make its own links on how these files connect and perform the function required by the user.
The problem happens when you either take away one of the programs or files, and it gets rid the DLL which happens to also work with another program. This program will not be able to perform. A number of things can happen in this case: you get a blue screen, your computer restarts unexpectedly, or your computer just sits there looking for the right way to open the file. This is one of the reasons it is slow and sluggish.
This exact same thing can also occur when you install software, download videos, and pictures. It can overwrite these links, and now the operating system can not find it again. Now, when you go to open to file or program, it can not find the right path and sits there not knowing what to do. Sort of like when 4 people pull up to a 4 way stop all at the same time. Everyone just looks at each other and no one moves. Windows is like that.
The best method to fix a situation like this is to repair or remove the dll files in the registry. As the registry is the location of all the instructions for your computer to operate, I would not, in my opinion, recommend doing this yourself. There is software you can use called registry repair software.
This kind of software will run a scan of your whole computer, including the dll files, and tell you the errors you currently have on your computer. Then, with the click of a button, it will fix every one of them. Once these errors are repaired, you will become aware of an immediate increase in your slow and sluggish pc performance, and it will be like new again.
For starters, Windows runs on a Dynamic Linking Library (DLL) system. This just denotes that as programs are installed and run, and other files are called upon to run and operate, Windows will make its own links on how these files connect and perform the function required by the user.
The problem happens when you either take away one of the programs or files, and it gets rid the DLL which happens to also work with another program. This program will not be able to perform. A number of things can happen in this case: you get a blue screen, your computer restarts unexpectedly, or your computer just sits there looking for the right way to open the file. This is one of the reasons it is slow and sluggish.
This exact same thing can also occur when you install software, download videos, and pictures. It can overwrite these links, and now the operating system can not find it again. Now, when you go to open to file or program, it can not find the right path and sits there not knowing what to do. Sort of like when 4 people pull up to a 4 way stop all at the same time. Everyone just looks at each other and no one moves. Windows is like that.
The best method to fix a situation like this is to repair or remove the dll files in the registry. As the registry is the location of all the instructions for your computer to operate, I would not, in my opinion, recommend doing this yourself. There is software you can use called registry repair software.
This kind of software will run a scan of your whole computer, including the dll files, and tell you the errors you currently have on your computer. Then, with the click of a button, it will fix every one of them. Once these errors are repaired, you will become aware of an immediate increase in your slow and sluggish pc performance, and it will be like new again.
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