Do you run a Windows Vista operating system but you believe you are running at a much slower speed than you should? Well there are a few quick tweaks and fixes you can perform on your computer to speed up your Windows Vista. Just follow these points and you will see a dramatic increase in speed;
Increase Your RAM
Your random access memory (RAM) can really affect the total speed of your computer, and as Vista uses a lot of RAM to run you will need to get a lot more RAM on a machine running Vista compared to XP. Here at Fix Vista Errors we suggest that you use a minimum of 2GB RAM to get sufficient speed, just contact your local PC shop to find out prices on RAM.
You may also want to try using ReadyBoost to increase your RAM in Vista. ReadyBoost is a great new feature only in Vista were you can actually use your data stick as extra RAM. To do this just enter your data stick in a usb port and select ReadyBoost.
Remove Spyware and Adware
Just like any other operating system Windows Vista can still be affected by spyware and adware, you must remove all traces of the dangerous virus's so they will not slow your computer down. To run a free scan to get rid of any trace of spyware and adware just click the link below.
Run a free spyware and malware scan
Turn off Aero
Some Vista machines come with Aero Glass desktop feature installed, if you are not running a great cPC with lots of RAM you really should not use Aero. To disable Areo just;
Update and Download New Drivers
If you have just upgraded from Windows XP to Windows Vista you may not have also upgraded all of your drivers, if this is the case some of your programs/peripherals may not work properly and slow down your PC. To update you drivers run the free driver scan;
Clean Your Vista Registry
Probably the most important tweak you can do to speed up Windows Vista is to clean up your registry. Your PC'S registry can become so cluttered with junk that it will slow down your computer dramatically, just run our free registry scan below and it will do everything for you;
