A computer that takes a long time to boot up is actually a waste of time. Whether it’s work or play, this computer boots up in minutes and is even stressful – even if you take the time to grab a coffee or make a sandwich. One solution to speed up loading is to use an SSD.

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For those who still don’t use SSD machines, Camilo Stefanelli, who is in charge of Compaq in Brazil, ensures that small practices can help reduce start-up time, increase the efficiency and speed of other tasks, and increase equipment life. “The first step is to have a quality machine and follow the manufacturer’s recommendations as some operations should only be done by professional technicians. But there are simple steps that can make working with Compaq even more enjoyable and long lasting.”

1. Optimize startup programs and take precautions with your antivirus.

For greater maneuverability when turning on the computer, an important tip would be to remove the automatic launch of unnecessary programs – even when they are installed, when usually by default it is possible to include them in the list of applications launched in this way. To avoid this failure, the user just needs to open the “Starting the program” tab and leave active only the essentials, such as antivirus, video driver, and some other programs that he considers absolutely necessary.

As for the antivirus, Camilo also stresses the importance of keeping it up to date. “Antivirus is an important tool in the fight against malware and spyware responsible for delaying system startup. So by keeping the antivirus up to date, the trend is that these unwanted programs don’t take up space or interfere with startup.”

2. Check the optimal amount of memory for your computer

In general, it is recommended that each computer have at least 4 GB of RAM so that data can be processed at a good speed. If the machine has difficulty running more than one program at the same time, or even takes a long time to initialize, it is recommended to test this ability and, if necessary, invest in this component.

For routine, traditional use, 4 GB of RAM is usually sufficient. With this configuration, the user should have no problems, for example, browsing the Internet, watching videos and accessing their social networks. However, if your computer is having trouble running certain applications, especially heavy ones, it may be worth contacting a professional to recommend and install more RAM.

3. SSDs usually solve most slowness problems

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Many computers still use hard drives for storage, but this technology has a number of limitations, especially in terms of data transfer speed and security. On the other hand, SSDs, which help process data in addition to storing data, can be considered one of the best ways to increase machine performance and system speed without having to invest in a new computer. This component is probably best at eliminating bottlenecks and crashes when starting Windows, especially if it has an operating system installed.

“Users looking to improve their computer’s boot speed should definitely consider installing a Solid State Drive (SSD), which is very easy to do and will greatly improve the overall performance of the machines. For those looking for a new machine, it’s even better to get one that already comes with this component, such as Compaq laptops,” says Camilo.

Despite the simplicity, in this case Camilo suggests that the installation be carried out by a reliable professional who is already accustomed to performing this type of service. “A 120GB SSD should be enough for a significant performance boost. Users who need a lot of space to archive their data can also look for larger options, up to 1TB.”

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