How to Speed Up Computer/Step By Step Tutorials

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STEP 1:REMOVE UNNECESSARY FILES AND INSTALLED
PROGS…
If you’ve installed a game and you didn’t like it and
just left it there somewhere inside, it of course takes
a toll on your operating system by slowing it down.
So the first thing we need to do is to remove these unnecessary programs.a)Go to START>CONTROL
PANEL Here click Add or Remove Programs; A list of programs will appear…From this list just
uninstall programs that you stopped using, but
beware that you don’t uninstall some of Windows
important component such as Service packs etc. b)Do a disk cleanup STEP 2:STARTUP PROGRAMS AND SIMILAR… If you’re a type of person that looks for
performance rather than appearance, try this tip; a)First thing you’ll do is go through this post which
was written earlier, so here’s the link b)Removing visual effects will also do it’s part; Go to START>CONTROL
PANEL>SYSTEM>ADVANCED>PERFORMANCE In the next window remove all the check marks
except “Use drop shadows” and “Use visual styles” Now, in the same window click Advanced and put
dots onto Programs; Click Apply; STEP 3: MORE MEMORY – DLL and SERVICES If you like using a bunch of programs at the same
time, dll-s (dynamic linked library) are being written
into memory by Windows Explorer.
This effects your computer speed greatly. So this is
the way to make XP to remove all those
unnecessary dll-s from your memory: Go to START>RUN>regedit and there look for a key
named; HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE – Software –
Microsoft – Windows-CurrentVersion- Explorer
In here create a new Dword named
AlwaysUnloadDLL and let his value be 1. Services are Windows’ default programs.
Go to START>RUN and type in services.msc. Here’s a
list of services that you can turn on or off(right
click>properties>disable). In the sidebar you’ll see
a description for every service and what happens if
you turn some of them off. STEP 4: CLEANING YOUR REGISTRY Let’s say you often install and uninstall programs.
It’s inevitable that your Registry looks like a mess.
To fix this problem we’ll use an excellent program
called RegSeeker, it’s free and quite useful. After installing and running it, in the startup screen
you see all your installed programs. There is an
option of deleting your temporary files and
cookies, as well as a couple of tweaks you could try
out. But the main option is of course, clean the
registry option. Just click ok and after he’s finished scanning, click select all and delete selected items. If
you’ve deleted something accidentally you can
always go to backups and restore the deleted item. STEP 5: FAST AND FURIOUS These changes can be done by any Windows XP
user, but the effects will only be seen to those users
who have more than 256MB RAM. Once again go to regedit and find a key called;
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE – System -CurrentControlSet –
Control – SessionManager – Memory Management You’ll find an option DisablePagingExecutive – by
turning this option on the OS will stop memorizing
certain applications onto your hard disk and
instead he’ll use the RAM’s capacity. With this simple
tweak OS becomes a lot faster, because RAM is a
thousand times faster than Hard drive virtual memory. Value of this option is 0. Change that to 1,
by rightclicking and modifying. Make the same change with the key
LargeSystemCache, because they basically do the
same thing.