What programs are installed on the computer?
You have purchased a computer with a powerful processor,large disk space, a modern graphics card and good RAM. It is possible that the operating system is already installed on it. But this does not mean that your computer is optimally tuned. In order to use the PC at full capacity, it is necessary to install a set of programs on it, which will be used almost daily. What programs are needed for the computer?
Browsers
First of all, today no computer isused autonomously. Absolutely everyone uses their PC to communicate with the worldwide computer network - the Internet. And to work with websites you will need a special program - a browser. If you use Windows, you already have a built-in browser - Internet Explorer. But many users install themselves alternative programs - Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera.
Antiviruses
It is known that the Internet is filled not only withuseful information, but also viruses that can damage your PC. To protect against malicious programs, you will need an antivirus. The most popular antiviruses Kaspersky, Dr.Sc. Web (these are paid applications), Avast (you can download for free from the official site).
And what programs still need to be installed on the computer?
Codecs
For your computer to work with players that play audio and video files, you will need codecs - data converters. The most common universal codec is K-Lite Codec Pack.
Office programs
Even if you mostly play at the computer andcommunicate, you still have to create text documents, presentations or work with tables from time to time. For this purpose, pre-install the office software package, for example, Microsoft Office.
Archivers
Often when you download from the Internetany information, it comes to you in a compressed form - in the form of an archive. To unpack such an archive, you will need archivers. Most often you have to deal with WinRAR and WinZip programs.
More information about installing useful programs on your computer is found in the Add or Remove Programs section
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