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Every Day
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Update your virus and
spyware definitions: Viruses spread within hours, so keeping your
antivirus software up-to-date is essential. |
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Do an incremental
backup: Making a copy of files that have changed since your last
full backup is quick and easy. |
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Reboot when
programs crash: Failed applications can cause other programs to
falter. Restart your system after every crash to clear it out |
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Every Week :- |
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Perform a full
virus and spyware scan: Find anything nasty hiding on your system
by regularly scheduling a total scan |
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Do a complete
backup: Better safe than sorry. A backup of all of your data will
help you recover if your drive fails. |
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Run Windows
Update: Get the latest patches from Microsoft to secure your
system, by running this from the Start menu |
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Run a spyware-and-adware
removal program: Quickly find and remove sneaky spyware. |
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Every Month :- |
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Update your
programs: To make your apps more stable, check for vendors’
software updates or visit a site such as Version Tracker (www.versiontracker.com). |
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Check for new
drivers: Installing the latest drivers for your devices can help
speed up and stabilize your PC. |
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Use one of
utility-diagnostic checkup program. |
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Every Year - call
a technician :- |
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Clean out your PC case: Use a vacuum cleaner to carefully clear out the dust that collects in a case and can clog up the fans.
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Spring-clean your programs: If your PC seems sluggish and bloated, make a full backup and then use the restore CD to return the system to its original state. |
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Conduct a full
diagnostic check: A hardware-diagnostic program can test your
equipment and track down faulty components before they fail
completely.
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