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How to free up disk space with Windows XP, 7, 8.1, 10
How to clean a computer’s disk from garbage, junk, unnecessary files, free up disk space “C” in Windows XP, 7, 8.1, 10.
In this article we will look at various ways to clean a disk and free up space on it in any operating system Windows XP, 7, 8.1, 10.
These recommendations apply to other versions of Windows. In Windows 2000, everything is done as in Windows XP, in Windows Vista – as in Windows 7, and in Windows 8 – as in Windows 8.1.
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1. Where does the disk space go?
In the process of computer operation, system updates, installing programs, visiting websites and other actions, many unnecessary files are accumulated on the disk, which are often called garbage or junk. In addition, we often download some files ourselves, and then, when they are no longer needed, we forget about them. Continue reading
System Admin Tools
A brief overview of several sets of system administrator tools, why they are needed and how they can be useful to a regular computer user.
Every user whose work is somehow connected with a computer knows who the system administrator is and understands that this work requires knowledge in the field of information technology.
But often, knowledge alone is not enough and in order to perform diagnostics and restore the normal operation of computer technology, both ordinary and special tools are required.
Sooner or later, home users also have to deal with the maintenance of their computer. At a minimum, this is disassembling, cleaning and replacing individual components. A screwdriver is often enough for this, but when it comes to troubleshooting, this is no longer enough. Continue reading
How to limit the child’s time at the computer
What to do to make the child sit at the computer less time, pay more attention to learning and other useful activities.
Every year there are more and more technical innovations. They do not bypass even children. If before schoolchildren spent most of the time on the street, now children prefer to sit at a TV or computer. Naturally, this alarms parents. Indeed, all this technique can not only negatively affect the health of the child, but also take up time that would be worthwhile to usefully, for example, to read or prepare lessons.
Naturally, mothers and fathers try to forbid their children to spend a lot of time on equipment, but only in return they get not understanding, but tantrums and scandals. Of course, you can tolerate children’s discontent and insist on your own, but each parent wants to solve this problem peacefully, without screaming and cursing. Continue reading
