OLD COMPUTER UPGRADE SOLUTION PRICING
Why pay more to get a new computer? let us upgrade your up to 10 years old computer to a super faster computer. The price includes 120G SSD (SSD is 10x faster than a traditional hard drive for higher performance). 240G SSD plus $30, 480G SSD plus $70.
Solution A Refresh your computer
from $150
- install SSD in your Computer
- Reload your current or newer OS to SSD
- Reinstall Program or Transfer your data plus $45
Solution B Keep everything
from $195
- Clean up unnecessary system files.
- Clone HDD to SSD
- Install SSD in your Computer
- Disable or remove unwanted startup programs
- Keep your system free of viruses and malware
- tune up your computer system
- If you want to Upgrade to newer OS.plus $30.
Speeding up an old computer
requires a mix of hardware upgrades, software optimizations, and maintenance. Here’s a step-by-step guide to breathe new life into your aging PC:
- Hardware Upgrades (Most Effective)
- Upgrade to an SSD – Replacing a traditional HDD with an SSD is the single biggest speed boost for an old computer.
- Add More RAM** – If your PC has less than 8GB (or 4GB for very old systems), upgrading RAM helps with multitasking.
- Clean Internal Dust – Overheating slows down performance; clean fans and heatsinks
- Replace Thermal Paste – If the CPU runs hot, reapplying thermal paste can improve cooling.
- Upgrade the CPU (if possible) – Some older desktops allow CPU swaps for a faster model.
- Software Optimizations
- Reinstall the OS – A fresh install of Windows/Linux removes bloat and resets performance.
- Switch to a Lightweight OS– Try Linux (Lubuntu, Xubuntu, Linux Mint) or Windows 10/11 Lite versions.
- Disable Startup Programs(Windows:Task Manager >Startup| Mac: System Preferences > Users& Groups > Login Items
- Uninstall Unnecessary Software – Remove bloatware and old programs you don’t use.
- Reduce Visual Effects(Windows:System Properties >Performance Options> Adjust for best performance
- Storage Cleanup
- Delete Temp Files(Windows: Disk Cleanup| Mac:OnyX.
- Switch to a Lightweight OS– Try Linux (Lubuntu, Xubuntu, Linux Mint) or Windows 10/11 Lite versions.
- Disable Startup Programs(Windows:Task Manager >Startup| Mac:System Preferences >Users & Groups > Login Items
- Uninstall Unnecessary Software– Remove bloatware and old programs you don’t use.
- Reduce Visual Effects(Windows: System Properties >Performance Options>Adjust for best performance
- Advanced Tweaks
- Disable Background Apps(Windows: Settings > Privacy > Background Apps)
- Adjust Power Settings– Set to High Performance mode (Windows: Power Options).
- Scan for Malware– Use Malwarebytes or Windows Defender to remove slowdowns from infections.
- Disable Unnecessary Services (Windows: `msconfig > Services– hide Microsoft services first).
