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Disk Cleanup Windows XP
Disk cleanup combined with defragging your computer on a regular basis, are recommended to speed-up your computer's performance.

Disable Programs at Startup Windows XP
There are many reasons why it’s useful to disable programs at startup in Windows XP. For example if your computer is freezing up or you want to identify potential issues with system performance, then it’s sometimes helpful to turn off programs at startup as a part of the troubleshooting process. Other reasons for turning off programs could be to free up memory to increase system performance, or to simply eliminate potential conflicts that might arise. There are other reasons not listed here.

How to Save Text Using Copy and Paste Commands in Windows
It's often useful to save text using the copy paste command in Windows. The example article shows highlighted text. When you click + drag your mouse across text it changes appearance. While text is still highlighted press the the keyboard keys Ctrl + C to copy.

Using the Windows Print Screen Key
Learn how to locate and use the Windows Print Screen Key.

Convert GIF, PNG, JPG to Different Image Formats for Free
Steps are explained how to convert images for free using Microsoft Paint included with Windows XP.

Defrag Your Computer Hard Disk (Windows XP)
Defragging your hard disk on Windows XP is recommended and should be done frequently.
A new computer will tend to store all programs and files in one general area within the hard disk which allows it fast and efficient access to data. Over time as you install and remove programs from your computer, information becomes fragmented and it takes longer for your computer's read-write head to access the data on the hard disk drive.

How to Edit Registry in Windows XP
To edit the Windows registry you need to run regedit. Simply click on the Start Button > Run. Then type regedit and click Okay. Once this is complete RegEdit should open. Regedit is a program used to edit the Registry in Windows XP.

How to Backup Registry in Windows XP
Windows comes with a Backup utility but first you will need to locate or install it. Quick seps for backing up your registry.