How to Remove Un-Used Software packages in Windows XP

Posted Date: 04-Jul-2010		Category: Performance & Optimization
Author: Rajendran C	Member Level: Gold
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Are you windows XP user? Don't know how to improve your Windows XP Performance? Remove unused Software in your system to speed up XP. Read this resource to do that.

I installed too many software packages in my Windows XP system. I collected this from my friend's system and download so many software packs via Internet.
I installed that Programs in my system and I used that software sometime. But many of the time I used the few Applications regularly. You may also the same kind of person like me. Now you have the same problems like faced. The system became Very slow. Because all the software I installed eats the system resources and memory resources. You may ask How to get rid of these problems?
Ok, Here's the solution, follow these simple steps to remove unused programs.

Method #1:

* First Click Start button and go click on the control panel
* In the control panel section, open the 'Add/Remove Programs'.
*There your installed software package list will be displayed.
*Analyse each software package that you don't really need that software any more. Find that kind of unused software and uninstall them using the remove option.

Method #2:

* I you have CCleaner open it and go to 'Tools' section.
*Here click on the "Uninstall" button.
*Uninstall option opens the list of Software packages you installed in your system like in the 'Add/Remove Programs.'
*Here also find your unused software and after selecting that click 'Run Uninstaller' Button in the right hand side

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