How to Use a Computer's System Configuration

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Summary: Learn how to organize the system configuration in a PC in this free home organization video clip.

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louisnathan After serving as the project manager for "Clean Sweep" on TLC, Pete D'Alessandro began working as a professional organizer for his own clients. He is living i... read more

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How to Use a Computer's System Configuration

Hi, my name is Pete D'Alessandro. This is Expert Village. So as I scroll down, I can find anything else related to -I've got to expand that out a little bit- Semantic, VP, anything related to the anti-virus, everything else I can let go because this isn't removing the program from the computer, it's just simply telling the computer not to use it all the time. When I do need to use it, I click it as normal, as always, and it starts right up. Like that. I click 'Apply', I click 'Close', and them I'm going to have to restart the computer. Once I restart, it'll be all good. It'll come back normal, everything will be good, and we can check to see if there's nothing extra running we don't need running. So after we've restarted, this is what comes up, this is what's normal. It's going to ask you if you realize that you modified system modification. Yes, you realize you have, it's okay. You don't have to see that message anymore. Click it to go away. You can go back into RUN and MSCONFIG, and just double check. Make sure there's nothing else you want in there. We're really alright with that, so we're going to leave that alone, and we'll get onto cleaning up the files and the folders.