If your computer is no longer brand new, then it is likely that you have noticed that your computer does not start up as fast as it did when you first purchased it. Over time, your computer will seem to take longer when it is starting up than it did in the past. This is fairly normal out of any computer. Once a computer has been used for a period of time, the speed of the computer will begin to slow down. The slowing down of your computer will even effect the speed of the boot up process when you turn your computer on.
Unless you have extensive knowledge of computers then you may not know whether or not there is anything that you can do to give your computer back some of the speed it had in the past. Just because your computer is not brand new does not mean that you have to lose a lot of speed. You do not need to go out and purchase a new computer just to increase the speed of your computer.
Fortunately, there is a great way that you can help give your computer the boot when you start your computer up. The best thing about this method is that it is not something that you will have to do every time you start your computer.
You can give your computer the boot by performing a registry clean up on your computer. A registry clean up will scan the registry of your computer and remove any files or information that are unnecessary or unwanted. The registry cleaner will also repair any files or information that is broken or corrupted.
Once the registry cleaner has performed its scan and has finished, your computer will be free of useless files and information that were just sitting around taking up memory space. Files and information that were damaged or broken will be fixed. This means that your computer will have more space and be able to run more effectively and efficiently. With your computer running more effectively and efficiently, you will be able to enjoy a shorter boot up time when you turn your computer on. In order to keep your computer running faster and performing better, you should run a registry clean up on your computer every couple of months in order to keep the registry from becoming cluttered with unnecessary files or information.