Lewis
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25 Essential Windows Tricks, to make XP, Vista, and Windows 7 run faster.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/183695/e ... ricks.html
http://www.pcworld.com/article/183695/e ... ricks.html
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25 Essential Windows Tricks
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Nick
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Thanks Lewis! Great advice. I've got Vista so I may need to utilise a lot of those tips ;) :D.
Hanging out for win7.
But I do have something to say about the recommendation to upgrade win7 to 64-bit - in terms of speed, the article is right, it is faster as it detects more RAM and makes better use of hte processors etc, but my only problem with running 64-bit is that there is limited application support for it.
. Your thoughts?
Hanging out for win7.
But I do have something to say about the recommendation to upgrade win7 to 64-bit - in terms of speed, the article is right, it is faster as it detects more RAM and makes better use of hte processors etc, but my only problem with running 64-bit is that there is limited application support for it.
. Your thoughts?
NoMoreSilence
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In general, having minimal programs launch at startup, closing programs that you're not using, and keeping a close eye on the amount of CPU being used, will help you keep your system running faster.
For a lot of people it's the startup programs. All of the Instant Messaging softwares eat up a ton of your PC. Honestly, the only programs running at startup should be your system programs, the ones that HAVE to run at startup.
For a lot of people it's the startup programs. All of the Instant Messaging softwares eat up a ton of your PC. Honestly, the only programs running at startup should be your system programs, the ones that HAVE to run at startup.