Thursday, January 20, 2011
How to Optimize Windows 7 Desktop
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Mark Gagalac |
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SOURCE: akeness.blogspot.com
Getting the best out of your System!
Here's my personal tips and tweaks to get the best performance of your Windows 7 desktop.
1) Editing the performance options
- Right Click on My Computer then choose Properties.
- Click on Advanced system settings.
- In the Advanced tab under Performance, Click on Settings and choose the "Adjust for best performance".
- Click Apply and hit OK.
2) Tweaking the boot configuration and the system services and startup via msconfig
- Open the RUN command, and type in msconfig
- Click on the Boot tab, edit the Timeout seconds to 3 and click on Advanced options.
- Put the max processor available in the Number of processors options and alot full memory in the Maximum memory option and hit OK.
- Click on the Services tab and check the Hide all Microsoft services.
- You can uncheck everything or just choose the application services you need and click on Apply.
- Click on the Startup tab and click on Disable all. Click on Apply and hit OK.
- Reboot!
After reboot, You will notice that your system is a lot faster than it was before or even small difference but result is actually different. :)
Getting the best out of your System!
Here's my personal tips and tweaks to get the best performance of your Windows 7 desktop.
1) Editing the performance options
- Right Click on My Computer then choose Properties.
- Click on Advanced system settings.
- In the Advanced tab under Performance, Click on Settings and choose the "Adjust for best performance".
- Click Apply and hit OK.
2) Tweaking the boot configuration and the system services and startup via msconfig
- Open the RUN command, and type in msconfig
- Click on the Boot tab, edit the Timeout seconds to 3 and click on Advanced options.
- Put the max processor available in the Number of processors options and alot full memory in the Maximum memory option and hit OK.
- Click on the Services tab and check the Hide all Microsoft services.
- You can uncheck everything or just choose the application services you need and click on Apply.
- Click on the Startup tab and click on Disable all. Click on Apply and hit OK.
- Reboot!
After reboot, You will notice that your system is a lot faster than it was before or even small difference but result is actually different. :)
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