GENERAL PROCEDURE FOR COMPUTER HEALTH

1. Run one program at a time. Close the program when finished.

2. At the end of the day, log off and close all programs before “Shutdown”.

3. Three programs need to run once a week or when the computer starts to slow down, which ever comes first.

4. The programs are AD-aware, Spybot, and Bitdefender (BD).

5. They may be run one right after the other or one at a time on different days. Complete all each week.

6. When running these programs, make sure that all other programs are closed, especially STI.

7. Before running AD-aware and Spybot, disable Bitdefender and the Screen Saver. (See “Disable and Enable Bitdenfender” and “Disable and Enable Screen Saver”).

8. Run AD-aware first, Spybot next, and BD last.

9. Remember to “Enable” BD before running it.

10. After running all programs, activate the screen saver again. (See “Disable and Enable Screen Saver”).

11. Once a month, delete the Temporary Internet Files. (See “Deleting Temporary Internet Files”).

12. Take the time to learn about the computer.

13. Call a Tech if you need help with instructions.

Note: The Grenada School District has grown tremendously over the past few years and has become one the leaders in the State of Mississippi and nation. The computer system has also grown to make tasks easier and completion of tasks faster. This means that everyone is able to stay on task longer, and students learn more quickly. Please take time to learn about keeping your computers healthy. It is important that we work together to make our computer system the best in the state. Who benefits? Everyone!