Spring Cleaning Mode with Your Gadgets
Published on 15 April 14
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It's officially spring season, which means there’s never been a better time than to do some cleaning. Spring cleaning is one of those great ideas that should be applied to every facet of your life - from your rooms to your bookshelves, and yes, even your gadgets. So, you better prepare your USB 3.0 docking station to facilitate the movement of files, as well as to make sure that your gadgets are charged properly so that the processes of uninstalling, installing, deleting, and file transfer, among others, do not get interrupted because of battery drain.
Giving your gadgets a spring cleaning does not only mean getting them physically clean, with all the keys, screens, wires, and accessories like the USB 3.0 docking station stand free of smudges and dirt to give them a squeaky clean look. You also need to maintain the insides of the gadgets, which mean making it a lean, mean, great machine.
Your gadgets, through one whole year of use, would have accumulated files and programs that do not get used anymore, processes that have been abandoned, and other things that have caused them to slow down in functionality and speed. Thus, the inner workings of your gadgets also need spring cleaning. No, you don’t need to pry your devices open and wipe the wires!
Here are some ways of giving your gadgets the proper spring cleaning:
The first step in spring cleaning your gadget is clearing out the gutters or the surrounding programs that do not really have any use. This includes obsolete registry entries, permissions that have expired, and programs that are done with their trial period, among others. Programs that are not used and are not that utilized should be uninstalled, and so should apps that have not been used and forgotten on your mobile devices.
On your laptop, CC Cleaner would be very beneficial in scrubbing your registry (of used programs and visited websites, et cetera). Don’t worry, CC Cleaner is a free program that will clear old registry entries, empty the recycle bin, recent document list, and other information on your browser, such as history, temporary files, from history, and download history.
Next up is to look through your browser. You may have extensions that you may only rarely or not use at all. These extensions do occupy some disk space that would be better used for other programs, as well as slow down your system. Your Google account may also still have connected devices and accounts that you may have already deactivated or not own anymore. Delete them and feel clean!
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