We have got used to end-user devices like
PC/laptops for our daily use. It is no longer the prestige symbol associated
with corporate offices and Business. Slowly but steadily these devices have
entered all areas of life at home for transactions, entertainment and
investment.
A PC/ laptop essentially runs on an Operating
System (Mainly Windows or Mac). This consists of literally thousands of files
which are then used by applications to provide User Experience and
Transactions. These "System Files" are constantly used in various
processes by multiple applications when we are working on our PC/laptop.
During working day, at times, due to sudden power
failure or any untoward (inappropriate)
shutdown, at times some of these "System files" which were
open at that time, get corrupted. Also as we keep generating data, it is being
read and written on the disk all the time. As we keep editing our files,
adding, deleting and changing these files are written all over wherever space
is available and then "reassembled " when we open them. And lastly, there are temporary files created by applications when they run including the
all present "cookies".
These user activities cause the applications
to slow down/ respond erractically over a period of time.
Nothing wrong with the machine on the hardware.
Just that the issues are around:
·
Missing or Corrupted System Files
·
Defragmentation of the disk and therefore the response
·
Removing unwanted and dated files
·
At times even formatting the system to reinstall the entire Operating
System. This is a drastic step and can be avoided for 3-4 years if proper
maintenance and backup are performed regularly, by trained professionals.
·
Interoperability of applications and OS (Version Checked)
ePrompto helps members in maintaining the
performance and health of the systems by undertaking planned maintenance using
professional tools to ensure you get the best out of your investment. These may
sound simple and boring activities, but go a long way in increasing the ROI of
your PC/laptop.
13 Feb, 2021
13 Feb, 2021