Enhancing your PC Performance

Ever wondered if shutting down your PC regularly is just a tech myth?

It's not! Just like our bodies need a good night's sleep, our computers also benefit from a regular reboot. Think of it as a digital detox, a chance for your system to clear out any lingering glitches and perform at its peak.

Here's why shutting down your PC is a good idea:

• Improves system performance: Regular shutdowns can help prevent software glitches and slowdowns.

• Reduces the risk of crashes: A clean shutdown can help avoid unexpected crashes and data loss.

• Saves energy: Leaving your PC on all the time can waste energy.

How often should you shut down your PC?

It depends on your system's specs. If you're running on a newer, more powerful machine, once a week might suffice. But if your system is older or less powerful, shutting down every 3 days is a good rule of thumb.

Here are 4 four steps to properly shut down your PC:

 To shut down your computer Properly, 

1. Make sure you close all running applications completely and save your files/work to avoid losing them

1. Click the Windows icon at the bottom-left corner of your screen.

2. Select "Power." You'll see a menu with options.

3. Choose "Shut down." Your computer will start shutting down, closing apps, and turn off

Avoid improper shut-downs, as continuous improper shut-downs lead to software malfunction, data loss, software errors, harddrive damage, and generally, it slows down your computer system Following these steps ensures that your PC shuts down properly, helping to maintain its performance and longevity. Do you need any more tips on PC maintenance? Talk to me on #systems support

Remember: A well-maintained PC is a happy PC. So give your trusty companion a break every now and then!