A computer may be coming to the end of its life, but it can be revived with a few steps.
1. Make sure to defragment regularly.
2. Make sure your RAM is maxed for your system.
3. Find a means of external storage (External Hard Drive, Online Storage (Cloud, Etc.), Storage on Other Systems at your home (Example- I have a Laptop & 2 Desktops operating at my home, One of my Desktops has a 55.8GB for Network Storage), Flash Drives)
4. Revamp your system with extra internal hard drives, In other words move your personal files away from the System Drive (Drive with Windows, Mac, Which ever you have)
5. Revamp your system with new hardware. (I have a Compaq Presario V6719NR from 08 That I used to use on a daily basis, It has recently had a major failure and I am awaiting a chance to rebuild it, but before this, I revamped the hardware several times)
These steps are great if you have an old computer that you just can’t bear to part with, I have used these personnally on that Compaq Presario.
A computer may be coming to the end of its life, but it can be revived with a few steps.
1. Make sure to defragment regularly.
2. Make sure your RAM is maxed for your system.
3. Find a means of external storage (External Hard Drive, Online Storage (Cloud, Etc.), Storage on Other Systems at your home (Example- I have a Laptop & 2 Desktops operating at my home, One of my Desktops has a 55.8GB for Network Storage), Flash Drives)
4. Revamp your system with extra internal hard drives, In other words move your personal files away from the System Drive (Drive with Windows, Mac, Which ever you have)
5. Revamp your system with new hardware. (I have a Compaq Presario V6719NR from 08 That I used to use on a daily basis, It has recently had a major failure and I am awaiting a chance to rebuild it, but before this, I revamped the hardware several times)
These steps are great if you have an old computer that you just can’t bear to part with, I have used these personnally on that Compaq Presario.