In order to operate efficiently, these programmes need tonnes of memory and computing capacity. We also stick to our monthly machine performance enhancement schedule, even though our video editing machines come with full memory and the new processors. Less than an hour is required for the entire operation. If you want to get acquainted with the editing and illustration field then check out Blue Sky Graphics.
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Phase 1: Default Firewall upgrade.
For several years, the Default Firewall has done us well. All the time, our machines are wired online, so we are susceptible to spyware and hackers who want our computers to plant secret programmes. In the meantime, these secret systems function, and can slow our machine down. Since then, Default has identified several unwelcome intrusions and stopped them. Whenever an upgrade is required, Default automatically informs us. The firewall on Default is freeware.
Phase 2: AVG anti-virus security upgrade.
Viruses coming from internet downloads, email attachments, thumbdrives, flash cards and external drives are found and deleted by AVG. This typically come from clients who do not have built anti-virus security. Instead of slowing you down, a virus freezes or destroys your video editing machine. AVG has identified several viruses, especially the recent Trojan ecards, coming from email attachments. Our video editing computers are secure, thanks to AVG. AVG updates itself everyday. It is also freeware as well.
Phase 3: Scan for stray video and audio files and remove them.
We record or build video files at any stage that are abandoned and not utilised. If they are not generated in specified directories, along with several other files, these clips may get lost and misplaced on the hard drive. As video files take up tonnes of processing space, this is not healthy. As this accumulates, the capacity on the hard disc can decline quite rapidly. Using File Explorer to scan for audio, video, and media data. If they are not needed any more, remove them. This work of housekeeping is conducted manually.
Phase 4: Execute the CCleaner.
With technology, the video development industry is progressing. To render video creation quicker and simpler, new software is often developed. We also depend heavily on video conversion tools, video copying and DVD production. We download and instal beta versions quite much. We purchase the nice ones and hold them and delete the others. Uninstalling applications would not totally delete them. There’ll be pieces of the software left behind. Again, memory capacity can be filled away by the collection of these pieces over time. This is where it fits in for CCleaner. The pieces are found and removed by CCleaner. Even, this freeware eliminates cookies and background from your internet browser. It is like offering a nice, relaxing bath to the machine. After that, the video editing machine looks sparklingly new.
Phase 5: Defragmentation
Finally, clean up the leftover data on the machine after you get rid of the mud, grime and bugs. Imagine an untidy bedroom all over the floor with things. You have tossed out the outdated or filthy items you do not like. If you leave the things you like sitting around, the space is already untidy. Imagine arranging your stuff on one foot, and now you are going to have a large empty room to play around. This is what defragmentation does, precisely. Only right-click the C drive, pick Properties, Tools, and now click Defrag.