Laptops and Computers Pty Ltd

Last time I talked about keeping your computer a little cleaner for various reasons, one being helping with performance; this time, I’m going a little further.

At the end of the day, the best way to speeding up your computer is to really turn off all the nice features and special effects, tearing down to bare minimum, and then add a few extra modifications to the system settings; we won't be doing that because I don't know about you, but I like some of the nice looks I have.

This is to strip the computer down to a more bare minimal state, whilst keeping some basic visual looks. If there is an option you personally would like to keep on, that is your choice and you may leave it on.
I am also running Windows 7 Ultimate, but a lot of these steps will be very similar to what is available on previous Windows versions such as Windows Vista and Windows XP.

For those wondering or questioning why I have so many images, it is because not everyone is computer literate. Even basic instructions of selecting certain options can take a while when a user is not familiar with the interface and this I know from personal experience with various people I've talked to.

Optus has come out with some new internet plans to fight their way back into the online market.

After years of having overpriced plans for very little data limits, similar to Telstra, Optus is now providing upgraded lines, more speed, more data, and the same, or cheaper rate.

These plans will be available for signing up on the 25th April, while it comes in action on the 1st May.

It seems those already with Optus however, or whom may know about the plans, can sign up now.