Brooksville Computer Network Solutions

What's the Brooksville Computer / Network 7 Point Tune Up?

Brooksville Computer's extensive computer / network tune-up covers a myriad of points.

Step One:

Blow out the dust, check your fans. First and foremost, some of the work done during the tune-up will cause your computers to work harder than they may have had to work in a little while. We went them to keep cool.

Step Three:

Perform all network updates from Microsoft - this means downloading service packs, patches and bug fixes (MODEM connections may require that this step be delayed for reasons of size of downloads exceeding practical time limits).

Step Four:

Manual registry check of run configurations and optimizations to memory management and priority controls, Start menu optimization, three process checking utilities to decrease processor load, and finally context menu changes to the operating system effects and other default slowdowns added in by Microsoft that you don't need.

Step Five:

Network performance optimization: Protocols checked for service security, bandwidth efficiency and enhancements to network accessibility are made where applicable. Router security is checked for security issues.

Step Six:

The computer is restarted to check for any issues which may have arisen due to the enhancements, and any discovered problems are corrected and the computer is restarted again. Upon problem free optimized startup a final internet connectivity, email send/receive check and printer check is conducted and a disk de-fragmentation is begun.

Step Seven:

The bill is presented and any advice is given if necessary regarding areas in which bottlenecks can be removed to help speed computer or network/internet performance.

Step Two:

Your antivirus is updated to the latest definitions, or your computer is scanned by an independent antivirus if your antivirus is lacking or completely out of date. Your temporary internet files and cache are emptied out (for each user on the computer) and then two top grade spyware/malware programs are run independently of whatever other spyware protection you may have installed on your computer. Why run more spyware removal programs? Some of the popular choices out there are actually malware themselves disguising themselves as spyware removers. Others rank poorly. Still more are in league with lots of the very spyware producing companies they purport to protect you from. HijackThis is used to remove final vestiges of tenacious malware. Last, a rootkit scanner is employed for finding traces of the deepest most dangerous malware out there.