Speed Up Your Computer In 5 Minutes – Video 1 of 3
is Gabe Belanger, MCSE BSc., of Computer Geeks On Call ( sales@computergeeksoncall.ca ). I have been working in the IT industry for 9+ years and I wanted to provide some training for one of the most common issues I deal with each day: slow computers. In about 5 minutes you will be able to safely and effectively speed up your computer and free up some RAM. How? This is done by disabling programs that run automatically when you start your computer. How do these programs get on your system? …
very nice explanation of msconfig tool but you took yourself 10 min for what could be done in 30 seconds – of course it’s because you made it on granny level so every retard can understand, but cheers :p
5/5
Thanks Men it really work 5/5
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Lol i might take 5 min to do it if u know what to do, ! he talk alot thats why the vid are longeer then 5 min !
In 5 minutes? 10 minute video and you have 3 other parts. :3
@Puttane now its up @ 190 MB from 3 MB helped thx
Apparently I have 0-3 available
PP thats why ive been lagging hehe!! XD
thanks men it Works
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shmok!
i was about to say the same thing HA
in 5 minutes?? I need 10 min to watch only the first part of the tutorial o.O
Thanks I will try this. Only one question though, do I need to backup anything first, like my documents folder?
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keep up the good work 5/5
this guy is a certifyed technicssan dont argue he knows what hes talking about and this works verrywell
thanks! this really helped a lot. quieter running too!!
the msconfig part doesnt work for me please help me
can somebody list all the programs that are safe to uncheck in msconfig startup
yes it’s ok to uncheck it
thx
very helpfull 
I’ve found some really strange things with msconfig. Why would Adobe Reader be a startup program? Is it safe to uncheck it?
lonscangris, u diasable norton antivirus by either getting a new protection program and/or removing the program from your computer in programs and features
hope this help u 
Very nice… I knew how to do all of this, but I’m interested in the next 2 parts… you did refresh my memory and helped me speed up a bit… thanks! I’m rebooting then heading onto video 2.
Simple… if you have Norton activated, it should be in your task tray in in the bottom right. Just right click Norton and click Disable whatever options it gives you to disable.. then go back and click enable later. I’d suggest turning off internet before you turn those options off though….