• Check If a Local User Account is present with the same Name as AD account, if same ID is available, Rename local ID to some other ID.
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Clear Temporary Files
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Delete Cookies / Temp Files / History / Saved
passwords / Forms / from all the Browsers.
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Start — > Run –> Temp –> Delete all
temp files.
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Start –> Run –> Prefetch –> Delete all
Prefetch files.
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Remove Mapped drives from my computer. My Computer –> Right click on Shared drive
–> click on Disconnect
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If Adobe reader is installed, backend it will be
trying to check for latest update, Delete the Adobe updater file from below
path. Delete the AdobeUpdater.dll file in the folder
C:\Program
Files\Adobe\Reader version \Reader
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Remove stored passwords from Control Panel
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Start –> Run –> Type Control
UserPasswords2 , Click on Advanced managed passwords and delete all the
passwords
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Remote unwanted applications from startups (Run ��> msconfig –> startup
–> Uncheck unwanted software’s)
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Scan the entire HDD and update the Antivirus
agent
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Check the third party software’s installed on
client side, If it’s not required, Uninstall.
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Open the Task Scheduler (Run --> Tasks) and
delete the unwanted tasks. Most of the time, Automatic backup / Google Update /
Apple Updates will be installed by default) Remove all.
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Uninstall Auto update software’s in control
panel (You can update these software’s manually)
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If user’s account acts as a service account
(Update the latest password in Service).
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User’s account used as an IIS application pool
identity.
