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Use a program such as Disk Cleanup to remove temporary files, system files and a variety of other files that you no longer use. Open the Start menu. In the Search box, type cleanmgr. Click the Cleanmgr program. Specify the drive you would like the program to clean up. Click OK. This will start the process. This program repairs performance issues related to your Windows PC and speeds up slow computers. Click the Start button. Click on "Control Panel". Under "System and Security", click "Find and Fix Problems". Click "Check for performance issues". A Performance Wizard window pops up. Click "Next" and wait for it to diagnose the problem. In the event that the troubleshooter recommends that you check programs to tweak PC performance, click "Next". Clicking the "View detailed information" lets you access the detailed troubleshooting report. If you wish to close the wizard, you simply need to click "Close". Unused programs can end up taking a lot of space on your computer, thereby reducing its performance, over a period of time. It is advisable to delete such programs. Click the Start button. Click on "Control Panel". Under "Programs", click "Uninstall a program". This will bring up a list of all your programs. Click the program you wish to remove and click "Uninstall". You will find this tab on the top of the menu. Many programs are designed to run automatically at startup. While this is convenient for programs you use often, unnecessary software running at startup could guzzle down memory, eventually slowing down your PC. You can manage startup programs in several ways. Press Win-r on the desktop. In the "Open" field, type msconfig. Press Enter. Click Startup. Uncheck the items which you do not want to launch at startup. Once you are done, click OK. In the popup box that appears next, click Restart. This will restart your computer, to finish the process. Regularly defragmenting your hard drive organizes the files in your computer, creating more space in the drive. Disk Defragmenter is a great built-in tool, designed for this purpose. Click the Start button. In the Search box, type Disk Defragmenter. Click Disk Defragmenter. Under Current status, select the disk you wish to defragment. Click Analyze disk. This will let you know if you need to defragment that particular disk. After Windows is done analyzing the disk, it shows you the percentage of fragmentation on the disk. If that number is above 10 percent, you should defragment the disk. Keeping too many programs open at one and the same time can bring down your PC's performance. Try to work with fewer programs at the same time. Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open the Task Manager. Click Processes. This will let you see the list of processes running on your PC. Scroll down to view the entire list of programs. Check the name and description of each program to identify it. Check the Memory column to see how much memory is being consumed by each process. Right-click on any active process and choose "End process". This will close the program. Running two or more antivirus programs could slow down your computer over a period of time. The Windows Action Center will usually notify you if you are running more than one antivirus program. Restart your computer at least one a week. This helps clear memory and properly shuts down all programs running in the background; with or without your knowledge.

summary: Clean up your hard disk. Run the Performance troubleshooter. Uninstall and delete unused programs. Limit programs at startup. Defragment your hard disk. Run fewer programs at a given time. Run only one antivirus program. Regularly restart your PC.

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This could jeopardize your reputation and get you fired. Doing so could give the wrong impression to not only your boss, but peers as well. People might conclude that you don't respect your superior and don't take your job seriously. If your boss does initiate a flirtation with you, it is usually still a good idea to rebuff advances for the sake of your reputation and career. Your manager may be insulted and assume you are merely trying to further your career. Others watching may find it uncomfortable, or even feel snubbed. The last thing you want to do is distract your office mates from their work because you and your crush can't keep your hands off of each other. Furthermore, If your crush isn't interested, physical contact could intimidate and turn her off. If a colleague determines that you're giving special attention to someone in the office, they may feel jealous and bitter. This could lead them to get managers involved. If you happen to misread the situation, you could mistakenly get flagged as the "office creep." If you're only looking for an office fling, but know your crush is hoping for a substantial relationship, stick to a friendship. Dealing with the awkwardness of differing expectations isn't worth facing everyday when you go into the office. If you are unsure, find a trustworthy office mate who might know your crush's situation before you make any moves. Avoid pursuing anyone who is married or involved in a relationship. Refrain from using risky language while logged onto your professional phone or email accounts. Likewise, any physical encounters should be carried out away from the office. Mixing your personal life, especially if it involves a colleague, is unprofessional and could get you into trouble by your company. If the quality of your work is suffering, and you're finding yourself putting a flirtation before deadlines, it's time to refocus your energy. There is a time and place for flirting, so while lunch breaks and coffee runs can be great for it, always remind yourself what's important, or you might find yourself without a job. If you do find this happening, it's could be a great excuse to initiate spending some time together outside of the office.

summary: Do not flirt with your superior. Don't get too touchy. Don't pursue a flirtation if someone is likely to get hurt. If things do progress between the two of you, keep it clean. Don't let an office romance get in the way of your professional obligations.

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Give the fries time to cool before frying a second time. For a quick turnaround, put them on a pan in a single layer inside the freezer. Otherwise, allow them to rest in the fridge overnight in a paper-towel lined sheet. No matter the method, allow the fries to come back to room temperature before the second frying. This allows even cooking.
summary: Allow the fries to rest.