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  • The computer knowledge treath

    03. 22. 2011 07:43

Hoplita
Dear Community.

Due he lag of knowledge about operation systems and how they work i liked to create a
post on "must have applications" to keep your pc clean and fast, those applications will
always be free in my post and are risk free to use.

With those aplications your pc will use minimal recources you decide when you load
something up or not.

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""Programs""

PC Cleaners:

CCleaner "http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner" "Perfect"


PC Security & Virus Scanner "Only use one of those in the list":

AVG Free "http://free.avg.com" "Good"
Microsoft Security Essentials: "http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/" "Good"

PC Others:

Harddrive optimize:
Defraggler: "http://www.piriform.com/defraggler" "Perfect"

Diagnostic tool:

Aida64: "http://www.aida64.com/" "Trail Version" "Perfect"

Browsers:

Google Chrome "www.google.com/chrome" "Perfect"
Firefox "www.mozilla.com" "Good"

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"Guides"

My Installation Guide for NavyField:
"http://navyfield.com/board/view.asp?Num=185642&Sort=E09&Order=re_upday&PageSize=20&Page=1&Ctg_1=&Ctg_2=&Ctg_3="

Any suggestions PM me, will be updated by time!
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  • Re : The computer knowledge treath

    03. 22. 2011 15:27

Remenents
"Oh I don't want it removed, I just don't want to see it become an advertising
thread.

I'm also letting the community know that loading 4-5 programs to keep your
computer clean
uses more resources than loading 1 program that does all that. The net result of
loading
4-5 free programs may actually be a SLOWER computer. Safer, yes, but slower." -
Storm

And as well all know, we dont need anymore lag than Hackshield already provides. :)

  • Re : The computer knowledge treath

    03. 22. 2011 11:44

Hoplita
You can buy it here:
http://www.zazzle.nl/de_doelstellingen_van_de_carriere_van_ninja_de_i_mok-168753066361918590

Please let us keep this topic clear and friendly sure we all have personal opinions.

  • Re : The computer knowledge treath

    03. 22. 2011 11:43

Stormvanger
> Listen to storm. He is some sort of microsoft ninja master as bragged about
> in other threads.

  • Re : The computer knowledge treath

    03. 22. 2011 11:36

Hoplita
I'm also letting the community know that loading 4-5 programs to keep your computer clean
uses more resources than loading 1 program that does all that. The net result of loading
4-5 free programs may actually be a SLOWER computer. Safer, yes, but slower.


If he was he shoud know those programs won't run on background and you don't use them on
the same time. turning them off means they stay off. you use them maybe once in a week.
Those programs do not stay loaded. thats why i created this topic first time.


"1 program that does all that"
The program you keep loaded does all however it will always use recources this setup will
give you optimal recources and you decide when you do what.


Read:
i liked to create a
post on "must have applications" to keep your pc clean and fast


Perhaps you also diden't read "those applications will
always be free in my post and are risk free to use."

pss i hate advertising perhaps my point was not readble in the topic, i will change it soon

Hoplita

  • Re : The computer knowledge treath

    03. 22. 2011 11:05

Sindher
Listen to storm. He is some sort of microsoft ninja master as bragged about in other threads.

  • Re : The computer knowledge treath

    03. 22. 2011 10:52

Stormvanger
Oh I don't want it removed, I just don't want to see it become an advertising thread.

I'm also letting the community know that loading 4-5 programs to keep your computer clean
uses more resources than loading 1 program that does all that. The net result of loading
4-5 free programs may actually be a SLOWER computer. Safer, yes, but slower.

  • Re : The computer knowledge treath

    03. 22. 2011 10:43

Hoplita
It's a free solution and they are free, ofcourse you shoud advertise paid software wich
won't work anymore like you want after one year.

Me also as a computer proffasional does know that there always people with low budget our
arent able to buy any package. due the fact that this software is free we shoud place it
on the forums. if we woud ask people if they woud buy or get free software people will
choose free,

For example Tuneup Utilities, it can do all things i just posted here above, however it
also keeps running on your background. and it's always active. and you pay for it, and
after a year you can trow it away.

There is nothing wrong with free software and the people's choice this software is free
and doesen't ask for mony expect some may ask for donations.
We can remove the links and only keep the names posted however i don't see any reason to
remove this. it's a free way of helping the community.

Free Source Matters!

Hoplita

  • Re : The computer knowledge treath

    03. 22. 2011 09:26

Stormvanger
While I appreciate the intent of the post, please keep in mind that we shouldn't be
advertising software products on our forums.

As a computer professional, I'll weigh in on the general axiom that "you get what you pay
for". While the products listed are indeed capable, the fact that you need 4-5 programs
to do what one "pay for it" suite can do better should be telling. By using all these
free programs, your PC will tie up processor power and system resources, and updates to
one are not guaranteed to play nice with others on the list.

For that reason, I'm a proponent of buying an all-in-one package from a major vendor.
There's a fee involved, often an annual license purchase, but you get superior coverage
for less system resources.
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