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The thread centers on routine Windows maintenance, specifically a suggested daily “minimum household chores” list: clearing Internet options data, running CCleaner, and performing disk cleanup (described as “on steroids”). The key point raised is that Windows Updates and security scanning (e.g., MSE/Defender or WD) are typically scheduled for nighttime runs, but only work if the PC is left on or asleep—frequent shutdowns may prevent them from completing. Overall sentiment is practical and reassuring, encouraging regular maintenance to keep the system running smoothly.
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I know I have a paper I wrote in here somewhere called "Best Practises" w/ heaps of good stuff to follow.

Just thought I mention/remind that there are 3 basic things do to, @ least daily, that are suggested as minimum household chores:

1. Internet Options - Delete & Delete

2. CCleaner

3. Disc Clean 'on steroids'

Helps keep the machine humming along nicely.

And things like Windows Updates & MSE or WD happen, by default, @ night BUT, only if the machine is ON or Asleep. You may be screwing yourself if you keep shutting the machine off all the time.

Cheers,

Drew

 

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