alaa config

[alaa.bashir]

That's all

 

[frogboy]

Looks quite good but maybe you could ad LastPass to remember your passwords and maybe HTTPS Everywhere, Emsisoft Emergency Kit as an extra on demand scanner.

 

[Antar36]

Very strong config. Congrats

 

[jamescv7]

Optional suggestion: You may add a a backup browser if you wanted so (Opera or Chrome or other variants)

Anyway in cleaning and optimization category; better leave with two programs since its effectiveness to improve of performance is very slight on difference.

 

[LabZero]

Enable UAC if not, good backup&recovery config, thanks for sharing

 

[Exterminator]

Consider updating your OS
One or two more on demand scanners

 

[Cats-4_Owners-2]

I second @frogboy, his first (2) tips are among our core add-ons, the 3rd I should follow myself! As @jamescv7 mentioned, an alternate browser is a good option.

@Klipsh's advice to secure your system with UAC is solid, although for added protection you might consider using the free sandboxing program, Sandboxie http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?DownloadSandboxie
Like yourself, we have an XP SP3 system that's still running. As @exterminator20 advised, a less vulnerable OS is worth considering. If cost for another Windows OS is an obstacle, linux is a viable (cost free) choice.
I am typing using the same hardware, but from a more secure linux distro (operating system) called lubuntu. Here is an article all about the free system you can add alongside your current OS.

• http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/02/...-xp-users-should-switch-to-lubuntu-this-april

I like it!

For greater privacy in Firefox, <click> on menu (3 horizontal lines)

1. Open preferences
2. Go to Privacy
3. Under History, select Firefox will: "Never remember history" & while there, you can clear all current history.

 

[Ink]

Very strong config. Congrats

You sure?

Using an outdated and unsupported OS is a feeding ground for vulnerabilities.

@Klipsh Windows XP doesn't have UAC.

 

[LabZero]

@Klipsh Windows XP doesn't have UAC.

Oops, my bad

 

[JM Safe]

A very good, solid and secured configuration, congratulations!!