tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-11455718133280419042011-11-27T15:27:03.394-08:00Young Hasrilhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05096437669386373605noreply@blogger.comBlogger11100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1145571813328041904.post-30395479084754172102008-03-08T23:03:00.000-08:002008-03-08T23:14:52.918-08:00<div align="left"><strong>Maintain your system</strong><br />Use Windows XP to protect your information while keeping your system tidy and running at peak performance.<br /><strong>Get started with computer maintenance<br /></strong>Maintaining a computer?<br />Find out what to do and when to do it.<br /><strong>Organize files and folders<br /></strong>Do you have trouble finding the files on your computer?<br />It may be time for basic housecleaning.<br /><strong>Delete files you don't need anymore<br /></strong>Learn how file deletion works and what to do if you delete something by accident.<br /><strong>Install Windows XP Home Edition backup software</strong><br />If you’re using Windows XP Home Edition, this software makes it easier to create backup copies of your files.<br /><strong>Back up your files<br /></strong>If you only do one maintenance task on your computer, make it this one. </div><div align="left">Keep copies of your important files in case something happens to your computer.<br /><strong>Specify how folders open<br /></strong>You can see the contents of your folders in a variety of ways—from a detailed list of files to thumbnail images of photos. Learn how to set up the view you see when you open a particular folder.<br /><strong>Remove programs you don't need anymore</strong><br />There's a right way and a wrong way to remove programs from your computer. </div><div align="left">Find out the right way. (Hint: You don't just go in and delete files.)<br /><strong>Copy your files to a CD<br /></strong>Windows XP uses a two-step process to copy files from your computer to a CD. See how it works.<br /><strong>Stay up to date automatically<br /></strong>Set up your computer to automatically get the latest updates from Microsof<br /><strong>Make your computer more secure</strong><br />Helping you keep your computer and family safe is so important that Microsoft has devoted an entire Web site to it.<br /><strong>Find free downloads for Windows XP<br /></strong>Get started with the world of downloads for Windows XP<br /><strong>Maintenance tasks that improve performance<br /></strong>Is your system not running as quickly as it used to?<br />It might be time for some performance-boosting maintenance.<br /><strong>Configure Windows XP power management<br /></strong>If you use a laptop or a Tablet PC, find out how you can conserve your system’s battery power. Windows XP has features that can help.<br />Set your clock automatically<br />Windows XP is set up to synchronize to a network time server, but sometimes the default setting is not what you want.</div><div align="left">Learn how to find a network time server and set your own clock</div><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/1145571813328041904-3039547908475417210?l=young-hasril.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Young Hasrilhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05096437669386373605noreply@blogger.com0