A windows xp saját programeltávolítójánál, lemezkarbantartójánál, defragjánál, milyen programokat ajánlotok?

Defraggler: [link]

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Defragger:Auslogics Disk Defrag: [link]

Ajanlom az Advanced System Care-t,az mindent tud,persze a pro,enm a free es van benne programeltavolito is.

Töredezettségmentesítőnek a Raxco cég PerfectDisk Pro programját; ha minden igaz, akkor a 11-es verziójához még kaphatsz ingyenes licencet (az alábbi oldalakon le van írva, hogy hogyan):

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Programeltávolítónak meg a Revo Uninstaller-t (van ingyenes és pénzbe kerülő kiadása is), vagy az Ashampoo Uninstaller-t (lehet hozzá időnként ingyenes licence-t szerezni)

De nagyon megszívlelendők az alábbiak:

“The best option for removing applications is to set a system restore point just before installation (not necessary for properly written Microsoft Installer .msi files), evaluate the application as quickly as possible before other software installations, including automatic updates, and if the application isn’t suitable, delete the user data that you know about, run the application’s uninstaller, then do a System Restore to the point just before installation. That will return all critical files and registry values to their original states. No uninstaller can do that.

System Restore works differently on every version of Windows on which it exists. It’s worst on XP, better on Vista, and best in Windows 7. Windows 7 can tell you what’s going to be impacted by the System Restore before you perform it. If subsequent (other) applications are impacted, their data should be saved, then their uninstallers run before doing the System Restore, then they should be reinstalled. System Restore is a form of rollback which primarily impacts programs and Windows itself, it doesn’t affect user data or settings (not in Windows 7, earlier versions will do things which you don’t expect). You need some free space on volumes protected by System Restore in order for it to work. Things can break it, especially security software. When your computer isn’t busy, you should set a restore point, then restore your computer to that point which you just set. If it doesn’t work, then you need to attempt to determine what software is interfering. Try disabling your security software, especially any self-protection.

If System Restore doesn’t work, or you don’t have a relevant Restore Point or it’s too old, you’re frequently better off just to leave the application on your PC, as uninstalling could make things much worse. People still don’t get it. Unused registry entries are completely harmless and irrelevant. Left-over data is only relevant if it’s taking up too much disk space.”