CompuHost is an advanced, modern day, multitasking application that relies on optimum system resources in order to function smoothly. Any process and/or application that utilizes significant system resources may adversely effect CompuHost performance and functionality.
Before proceeding, you must verify that your computer system meets or exceeds the minimum system requirements as required by CompuHost.Click here for Minimum System requirements.
The following recommendations, although NOT all-inclusive, have been found to greatly improve CompuHost performance on some computer systems.
1. Disable File Indexing
This Windows service may, and usually will, launch and begin indexing the files on your system right in the middle of your show, robbing tons of processor resources. This results in a general system slowdown and may cause CompuHost to become sluggish. How to : From My Computer > right-click on each installed storage device (drive) > select Properties. Repeat the above procedure for ALL attached drives, both internal and external. 2. Clean Up Prefetch, temp, and cache files
How to : There are several utilities available on the Internet that automate the "File Cleanup" process.
3. Install some RAM
How to : Refer to your computer's User's Manual and/or manufactures support resources for information on installing additional RAM. 4. Remove or Disable any Startup Programs
How to : Click "Start" > "All Programs" > "Startup" . Right click on each application shortcut and select "Delete". Repeat for ALL programs found in the "Startup" folder. Also, some utilities launch at system startup without needing to reside in your "Startup" program folder. These utilities typically offer an option to disable the automatic startup of the utility. Please consult the applicable User's Manual and/or support resources for instructions on disabling the automatic startup of the utility. 5. Disable any Virus, Spyware and Malware Detection Utilities.
How to : Consult the User's Manual and/or support resources of the applicable utility for instructions on disabling and/or removal. * Connecting to the Internet to download updates/content from a trusted source is typically very safe. However, casually visiting sites you're unfamiliar with should be avoided! |




