Executing software applications, handling files can determine how your system will respond to the commands you will be feeding it with.

Some software application take time to open as they are composed of many files linked in RC files. RC stands for Resource Script file,

They consist of multiple files which consume great amounts of memory. Applications such as upgraded operating systems will not run on systems with less RAM. Opening multiple applications at a time may lead to the system hanging and taking long to respond to any command you try to input. This amounts to multiple unexecuted commands leading to freeze or auto restart of the system.

These crops to unreleased memory and bad command errors that lead to such conditions like corrupt data, erroneous file structure etc.

Switching your PC directly is similar to scratching a DVD disc with a nail. This causes scratches on the magnetic plates of the storage device that lead to data loss The cutting of power instantly in similar to the power surge effects which lead to electronic shocks damaging components on the storage device.

Deleting programs directly from the all programs list leaves files not attended within directories. These programs use up precious system memory and disk space. System performances deteriorate as paths leading to unavailable files result to unhandled errors on execution.

Most commonly seen effects even by computer novices are delayed operations like copying a file to a storage device or copying a movie clip from a network system. This happens when storage devices with viruses are attached to a system without anti-virus software. Viruses cause systems to run at a snail pace, they also use disk space and execute as useful programs but in real sense they lead to system crashes and corrupting of system files.