1. Use scripting

2. Use templates

3. Use boilerplate

4. Automate tasks

5. Track revisions

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1. Position your wireless router (or wireless access point) in a central location.
2. Move the router off the floor and away from walls and metal objects (such as metal file cabinets).
3. Replace your router's antenna.
4. Replace your computer's wireless network adapter.
5. Add a wireless repeater.
6. Change your wireless channel.
7. Reduce wireless interference.
8. Update your firmware or your network adapter driver.
9. Pick equipment from a single vendor.

10. Upgrade 802.11b devices to 802.11g.

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First, run one program at a time on your computer. If that's not possible, run less.

A second way to insure that your computer continues running efficiently is by keeping your anti-viruses and anti-spyware up to date.

Third, check the programs that start-up when you log into your computer. You can find this information under the Start menu, and then by clicking on All Programs and then Startup.

A fourth tip to improve your computer's performance is to clean up your computer's registry.

Finally, upgrade the RAM (this is the memory of your computer).

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