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While an old computer will never operate at the same speed as a newer (and bigger faster) computer, you can help your computer stay as "young healthy" as possible
1) Disk Cleanup - Performing a disk cleanup regularly is a good idea
Whenever you "surf the internet", open attachments, delete files, your computer saves a record of your activity
Many of these files are harmless, and individually are very small
But if you spend a lot of time on your computer, before long you'll take up enough space to slow your computer down a bit
Disk Cleanup is a Windows utility that helps keep unused and unwanted files from taking up extra storage space on your computer
You can think of it as "spring cleaning" for your computer
Basically, it removes files that may have once been useful or used but now are just taking up extra room that could be used for more useful programs and files
To perform a disc cleanup, click on the Start button on the bottom left of your computer screen, then Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Disc Cleanup
A small box will pop up, allowing you to select the files to delete (most files are OK to delete, but if you are unsure, it is best to not select the file)
Then click OK, and the unused files will be removed
If you've never done a disk cleanup on your computer, now is a good time to get started
Then, depending on how much you use your computer, you can perform a disk cleanup every few weeks to keep your computer running smoothly.......read more on how to make your computer work faster@ http://www.computerhint/p/how-to-make-your-computer-work-faster.html