How to Recover Deleted Files
This video tutorial shows you ways of restoring files four different ways.
PC Maintenance
Find Out What Is Filling Up Your Drives
Wondering why your disks are full? Do you also struggle to get a hold of what is consuming all your storage space? Running a Windows disk cleanup is a start to free up disk space, but what else can you delete? Using TreeSize, you quickly get a clear view of where the megabytes and gigabytes are being used on your disks!
Remove Windows Uninstall Entries
Removing programs from Windows XP can be quite a problem. If the uninstall does not work you need to manually remove the program and application files. But even if the uninstaller works, things can be left behind. A typical uninstall problem is that the program is removed, but the program entry is still present in the Add/Remove Programs section of the control panel.
Defragment Files that are in Use in XP
Heavy computer use means you need regular PC maintenance. This definitely includes defragmenting your hard disk(s). But not all files are defragmented automatically, since they can be in use at the time of defragmentation. If you want to maximize computer performance, you should also defragment the Windows system files.
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