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How to keep your computer tuned up and running fast 
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These steps were written assuming that the user is running the windows xp or windows vista operating system. 
Assuming that your computer is on, check first to see what type of anti-spyware/anti-malware/anti-virus software is currently installed. 
Most reliable software will show a small icon on your taskbar (bottom right of your screen).
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You can also check for such software by clicking start] all programs and looking through the list. Do a quick search on the software you have installed.


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A woman washes her hands at a sink. The woman towels her hands dry. the camera
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shows a closeup of her dropping liquid into a contact lens.


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How to play windows 95 games on a windows xp 
If you have had windows xp for a long time, clean it up! 
If you have a laptop, it's different than regular computers. On the right side of the laptop, press the disc eject button and then it will open it up! For computers, there might be be a disc drive on the front or side of your pc tower. Press the button to open it up.
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Make sure the disc drive and the disc are clean. Old games can be dusty if they've sat around for a long time.


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How to be a good teacher 
Create a daily objective for your students. 
This is your way of providing a roadmap for your students, it shows them that you've put thought into the day's work and you know where it is heading. It's best if the objectives are clear, brief, and realistic.
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As each objective is completed, remind your students of what they've accomplished together. For example, in a high school literature class, an objective might be to complete a close reading of a particular poem by the end of the period.