Let's take a look at two programs that can speed up the Windows XP operating system. It will be perfect different utilities Defraggler and Ccleaner from Piriform and Auslogics Boost Speed \u200b\u200bfrom Auslogics.
Find them with search engines, download to your computer and install, following the prompts of the installers.
CCleaner.
Cleaning.
We launch this free utility and we get an offer to search for and clean up garbage - press "Analysis", then - "Cleanup" or immediately "Cleanup", assuming that the utility will work correctly.
Registry.
We click "Search for problems", and then "Fix" and "Fix marked" in order to speed up the work with the registry. You can just in case agree and create a rollback for the changes made.
To speed up the Windows XP operating system at boot time, remove all unnecessary applications from her startup list. We mark those applications that, in your opinion, can be loaded into RAM when you actually use them, and click "Delete".Removing programs. Remove all old, unnecessary and unnecessary utilities. Thus, you will give a breath of fresh air to your Windows XP operating system, the work of which slows down each additionally installed utility... Don't believe me ?! Remember how fast the system worked right after installation, when all these programs were not installed on it!
Fragmentation of the hard drive.
When the operating system is running on the surface of the hard drive, it is constantly recorded and deleted various information, files, temporary files, as a result, many applications are written on it not in one piece, but are divided into several, sometimes up to hundreds of parts, which are located in different places of the hard drive. And therefore, when accessing such a fragmented program, it will execute noticeably slower than it could. With the help of defragmentation, you can overwrite most files in the neighboring sectors of the hard drive so that they become a single whole, which means that the hard drive head does not have to look for hundreds of pieces, wasting time to assemble them each time. This will speed up most of your files.
For this purpose, it will be convenient to use free utility called Defraggler.
Run it, select successively all disks for defragmentation and you can perform either a quick defragmentation or a standard one by clicking on the triangle at the edge of the button.
This program is shareware and has a 15-day trial period. In addition, it has a built-in recovery center that allows you to reverse any changes made.
On the utility icon next to the computer clock, right-click. Select the Archive Setup tab. Check all the items for their subsequent restoration. Immediately in the "Scheduler" tab, select the period, time and areas for optimization. In the "Language settings" tab, select a convenient interface language for you. In the "Advanced" tab, select all the items and click "OK".
System check.
To speed up the operating system, check the items that you want to check and fix on your computer. Click on the triangle of the "Check" button and select "check and fix".
Advisor.
Wait while the utility analyzes your operating system and mark what you see fit to fix. Click "Fix".
Tools.
Service of disks.
Cleaning. Check all the boxes and click "Scan and Delete" using the triangle in the corner of the button.
Search for errors. Select the disk and click on the triangle of the "Check" button, choosing one of the intuitive suggested check options.
Defragmentation. Select the disks for defragmentation and, by clicking on the triangle of the "Defragmentation" button, select the type of defragmentation.
Freeing up disk space.
Review of disks.Select the drive and click "Scan" to see the size of files and folders on your computer, and what percentage of the total space they take up. You can delete or move them. Better to do nothing with system files Windows XP and its folders. Analyze the ones you created first.
Delete copies. Click Search. Only if you are well versed, choose the search option - "Analysis among files of all types". Having found duplicates, select those that are not needed and click "Delete selected files" to free up additional space on the hard drive.
Software control.
Autostart.Remove the selection from those utilities that you think you don't need to run right away with Windows XP. This measure should make your computer boot faster.
Installed software. Select the unnecessary program and click "Uninstall". Follow the prompts. If necessary, re-select this program and click on the triangle of the same button, select "Delete from registry".
System Setup.
Options. Go through each of the parameters and click "Optimize" in order to speed up the operating system.
Optimization of services.Choose one of the options for how you use your computer, which will disable unnecessary services according to the configuration you choose.
Emergency recovery.
File recovery. Select the type of file to recover, select when it was changed, specify its name, pay attention to extra options search and click "Next". Check the files you need and click "Restore Selected".
Recovery Center. Select the action you want to undo and click "Restore".
Registry maintenance.
Cleaning.Select the necessary (all) components to fix and click on the "Scan" button triangle, select "scan and fix".
Defragmentation. Click Analyze. The smaller the registry is, the more you can speed up your operating system. Click "Defragment now" if necessary. In this case, it is necessary that the computer during defragmentation windows registry XP was not turned off on reboot. In the event of a power failure, you will most likely be forced to reinstall your operating system.
Confidentiality.
Clear the history. Select the offered items and click "Scan" and then "Cleaning".
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Automatic. If necessary, try to find the most suitable option for you and click "Analysis". Then agree to reboot. After that, check if the pages of the sites open faster, if not, try the other suggested options.
Use these programs once a week and your Windows XP computer will start to run faster.
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Clean up the disk to remove unnecessary files.
- Click Start in the lower left corner and then click Run.
- Enter "cleanmgr.exe" in the text box.
- Click "OK" to start disk cleanup.
Remove unnecessary software that might slow down your computer.
- Click Start\u003e Control Panel.
- Click Add or Remove Programs.
- Right-click the unwanted program and then click Uninstall.
Defragment your hard drive. This will keep files organized on disk and speed up program launch.
- Click Start\u003e Run.
- Enter "dfrg.msc" in the text box.
- Click OK to open the Disk Defragmenter.
- Click Analyze to find out if the disk needs defragmentation, and then click Defragment to defrag the disk.
- Do not defragment solid state drives (SSDs).
Stop programs at Startup. These are programs that are launched when the system boots.
- Click Start\u003e Run.
- Enter "msconfig" and click OK to open the system configuration window.
- In the "System Configuration" window go to the "Startup" tab and uncheck the boxes of unnecessary programs.
- If you are unsure of what a particular program does, search the Internet for information about it.
- Click "OK" to save your changes.
- If you are having problems as a result of your changes, open the System Configuration window again and select Normal Startup from the General tab.
- Sometimes programs schedule unnecessary jobs to run when the system boots. In this case, use Windows Task Scheduler. To open it, click Start\u003e All Programs\u003e Accessories\u003e System Tools\u003e Task Scheduler.
- Disable any unnecessary services. Open Control Panel and click Administrative Tools\u003e Services. Right-click the unneeded service, select Properties from the menu, and then select Manual from the Startup Type menu. Disabling important services can lead to serious problems that may not appear immediately. Therefore, do not disable services whose purpose you do not know.
Disable unnecessary visual effects. This will lead to a serious increase in computer performance.
- Check the box next to "Provide best performance" and click "OK."
Configure the swap file.
- Click on "Start", right-click on "Computer" and select "Properties."
- Go to the Advanced tab and click Options in the Performance section.
- Now go to the Advanced tab in the new dialog and click Change in the Virtual Memory section.
- Find the lines “ Original size (MB) "and" Maximum size (MB) ".
- In the "Original Size" line, enter the same number that appears in the "Maximum Size" line, and then click Set.
- Note. When the computer's RAM becomes full, information from it is dumped into the paging file on the hard disk. This is not good for hard disk, so we recommend buying and installing additional modules random access memory.
Set up priorities. Press Control + Alt + Delete at the same time, or right-click the taskbar and select Task Manager from the menu. In the Task Manager window, go to the Processes tab. Locate the "explorer.exe" process, right-click on it and select Priority\u003e Live from the menu. In this case, the system will "focus" on Explorer (this is the program in which you view files, as well as the taskbar and start menu). In this case, Explorer will work much faster. Repeat these steps for other slow programs.
- Increase the amount of RAM. The more RAM you have, the faster programs start and run.
- Replace the processor with a more powerful one to increase program performance.
- Replace the video card with a more powerful one to increase the speed of video editors, games, photo editors and similar programs.
- Replace hDD... Install a larger hard drive or faster solid state driveto speed up your computer.
- If you are thinking of buying a new computer, first decide what exactly you need. Incorrect choice can result in additional costs or wasted money.
Upgrade old computer or buy a new one. The truth is that any windows setup will have limited effect. Therefore, it is better to replace the computer components or buy a new one. Upgrading a computer requires some experience and skills; if you do not understand this, entrust the upgrade to a specialist.
- All recommendations described in this article should be followed regularly.
- Download Ccleaner from majorgeeks.com. It is good free programwhich will free up space on your hard drive. Also, this program has other functions, for example:
- Download manager
- Registry cleaner
- For best results, defragment your disk after completing all of the steps described. It is better not to use a computer while the defragmenter is running.
- If this is your first time defragmenting a disk, first clean the disk, then defragment it, and then clean it up again. We recommend defragmenting your hard drive weekly.
- Clean your computer. Remove dust from the fans, wipe the monitor, and clean the keyboard and mouse. Dust on the fans and heat sinks inside the computer case can cause performance issues, including memory issues.
- Click Start\u003e Run, type% temp% and delete all files in the window that opens.
- Optimize your registry with third party application... Free and paid programs for registry settings can be found online. If you are not familiar with the registry, do not try to edit it manually - the registry is extremely important for stable work Windows.
- To significantly speed up your computer, we recommend formatting your hard drive and reinstalling Windows XP (but this will take a long time). This will remove all files, so first create backup important data. Copy only the files you created, because all programs will need to be reinstalled. If you only store your files in the default folders, you can copy one custom folder; it is located here: C: \\ Documents and Settings \\<Имя польователя>... We recommend that most users copy the following files:
- Documents created with Microsoft Word or similar text editors.
- Bookmarks from a web browser.
- Fonts you added (note that some fonts are installed by applications).
- Emails and folders mail client (if you use it).
- Any data from Outlook and similar programs.
- Financial records from Quicken and similar programs.
- Run an alternative windows shellto reduce the amount of RAM used and improve performance. Still, it's better to install additional RAM modules, even if you have to pay for it. Some programs, such as new games or Visual Studio, may not be compatible with the alternative shell.
Warnings
- Always create a restore point before uninstalling a program or making other changes.
- Using a registry cleaner will result in little or no improvement. The developers of such programs exaggerate the severity of problems with the registry, or these programs are simply malicious. Don't worry until there are real problems with the registry.
- Be careful when using the msconfig utility. Don't uncheck unfamiliar options, or experiment with settings on any tab. This can lead to instability in Windows.
We have one PC at home, two laptops (one very old) and a netbook, two of which are running Windows XP. Some of the following tips for optimizing the system, found on the vast expanses of the Internet, were useful to me. Maybe they will be useful for you too?
Advice 1. We get rid of unnecessary things on the Desktop.
A beautiful picture and a large number of shortcuts take up a certain amount of memory, because they are always displayed on the screen. Therefore, on "weak" computers, first of all, you can advise to remove the background image from the desktop and, if possible, clear the desktop of unnecessary shortcuts.
Advice 2. Reducing the color rendering quality.
In the screen properties, on the "Parameters" tab, from the drop-down list, select the Medium (16-bit) level of "Color quality". The difference will not be noticeable to your eye. But the load on the graphics subsystem of your computer will noticeably decrease. At a resolution of 1024x768, you will thus save about 1.5MB of memory.
Advice 3. Setting up the user interface.
If you have an old computer or you do not need all the beauties of Windows XP, or you just like the good old Windows 2000 interface, then switch the window and button design style from "Windows XP" to "Classic style" in the "Display properties".
Experiment with the settings in more detail user interface can be in "System Properties" on the "Advanced" tab, in the "Performance" section, on the "Visual Effects" tab. You can choose the visual effects you need. And to refuse unnecessary - and thereby reduce the load on your computer.
Advice 4. Disable unnecessary startup programs.
One of the reasons Windows XP slows down, at least during the startup phase, is that it loads automatically. These can be elements of some programs, the icons of which you can see in the lower right part of the screen.
Some things you need. Some that are not very useful, you constantly have to get rid of by closing them manually.
And then the thought flashes: is it possible to simply turn off all these unnecessary things?
By removing unnecessary labels, you will stop automatic start some programs.
What to do if you cleaned the startup, and some icons in the taskbar continue to bother you?
We execute "Start-Run", in the appeared window we write MSCONFIG and press ENTER on the keyboard.
We remove the check marks from unnecessary programs, and the next time we launch we observe that in the "Taskbar" we have fewer icons. This means that Windows will load a little faster, and there will be a little more free RAM.
Advice 5. Disable unnecessary services.
Another thing to look out for when optimizing Windows XP is system serviceswhich are launched by default.
Services are special programsthat implement various functions of the operating system.
From unnecessary services you can get rid of. Why waste your computer's CPU time and RAM on launching and running unnecessary services?
We select "Start-Control Panel-Administrative Tools-Services", and we get to the console for managing the services of our computer.
To view the services, we can use the Standard View. True, for convenience, you need to expand the window to full screen and expand the "Description" field.
Alternatively, you can use the Advanced View by selecting the appropriate tab at the bottom of the window.
By double-clicking on the selected service, you can define the Startup Type: Auto, Manual, or Disabled.
I will list the services that, in my opinion, you can disable or switch the startup type to manual mode to improve the performance of your computer.
NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing;
QoS RSVP;
Telnet;
Automatic update;
Wireless setting;
Print spooler (if there is no printer);
Remote Desktop Help Session Manager;
Uninterruptible power system;
Task Scheduler;
Windows Time Service;
Serial Number Service for Portable Media Devices;
Messaging service;
Terminal Services;
Smart cards;
It is useful to look at the Dependencies tab before disabling to ensure that disabling a service will not affect other services.
Your computer under windows management XP is slow? It’s not his fault. With the right using Windows XP can be a fast and efficient system. You can significantly improve the performance of your computer by properly configuring the system. Install and uninstall unused programs can improve system performance.
Steps
Disable Indexing Service. The Indexing Service scans your hard drive and indexes files to speed up their search. She works in background, uses RAM and CPU utilization (and is considered unnecessary by most power users). To disable the indexing service, open My Computer, right-click on the disk, select Properties and uncheck the box next to Allow disk indexing for quick search". Click OK. It may take some time for the service to be disabled.
Disable some or all of the visual effects. Visual effects consume system resources. Therefore, to disable them, click "Start", right-click on "My Computer", select "Properties", go to the "Advanced" tab, in the "Performance" section click on "Settings" and check the option "Provide best performance". If you want to keep some of the visual appeal of Windows XP, check the "Special Effects" option and check the boxes for the last 3 effects. Disable all effects on installation powerful programs (for example, Adobe programs). Sometimes disabling all effects allows you to view photos, movies or listen to music without any problems.
Speed \u200b\u200bup folder browsing. Open "My Computer" and click "Tools" - "Folder Options" - "View". Uncheck " Automatic search network folders and printers ”and“ Open each folder in a separate window. Click Apply and then click OK.
Increase your download speed. Open your browser and type tcp optimizer in the search bar. Open the first link. Download the program and run it. Click “File” - “Backup current settings”. After saving the backup, set maximum speed connection, which is declared by your Internet provider. Then click on "Optimal settings", apply the changes and reboot. The download speed should increase.
Speed \u200b\u200bup menu opening. Press Windows + R, type Regedit and press Enter. Now open HKEY_CURRENT_USER \\ Control Panel \\ Desktop, double click on MenuShowDelay and reduce the number to 100 (but not less).
Disable unnecessary services. Windows XP runs many services that you don't need, but that consume system resources. The following is a list of services that can be disabled on most computers: Secondary Logon, Dispatch Manager, Remote Desktop Help Session Manager, Performance Logs and Alerts, Routing, and remote access, NetBIOS over TCP / IP Helper, Computer Browser, Annunciator, Network Login, Exchange Folder Server, Serial number Portable Media Device, Windows Time Service, Indexing Service, SSDP Discovery Service, Error Logging Service, Messaging Service, Help and Support, Remote Registry, Background Intelligent Transfer Service, NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing, Telnet. To disable these services, press Windows + R and type services.msc, double click on the service you want to disable and change the startup type to Disabled.
Speed \u200b\u200bup folder access by disabling Last Access Update. Press Windows + R and type regedt32, open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \\ System \\ CurrentControlSet \\ Control \\ FileSystem, in the right pane of the window, right-click on an empty area and choose New\u003e DWORD Value. Enter your name new entry: "NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate" and then double click on it and change the value to "1". Hit Enter.
Reduce loading time (1). Many computers come pre-installed software (trial versions) that is loaded at boot time. Not only do these programs use a significant portion of the RAM, they are loaded from the hard drive, increasing the load time. To find out what programs are started at boot time, open the system configuration window. To do this, press Windows + R and type MSCONFIG. Go to the "Startup" tab and uncheck the box for each program whose startup you want to disable. Do not disable anti-virus and anti-spyware programs, as this will leave your computer vulnerable to viruses and malware.
Reduce loading time (2). You can also speed up the system boot by preventing it from moving files during boot. To do this, press Windows + R and type regedt32, then press Enter. Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \\ SOFTWARE \\ Microsoft \\ Dfrg \\ BootOptimizeFunction, in the right pane of the window, select the entry “Enable”, double click on it, change the value to “Y”, press Enter and close the window.
Improve the performance of the paging file (1). Many computers have at least 2 local drives. In this case, improve the performance of the paging file by moving it to the local drive D: (so that access to it does not conflict with loading programs from local disk C :).
Improve the performance of the paging file (2). If you have 4GB of RAM, then Windows XP will not be able to use all that amount. Windows XP uses a maximum of 3.25GB of RAM, so you have 0.75GB of hidden RAM that can be used as a high-speed paging file. To access this hidden RAM, use the free utility "VSuite Ramdisk Free Edition".
Improve the performance of the paging file (3). Note: Some users think this method only works in Win9x and is not useful in WinXP and Win2000. This method ensures that your computer uses up all the RAM (no leftover memory) before the system starts accessing the paging file.
Speed \u200b\u200bup system shutdown. This setting reduces the time the system takes to automatic completion work of all running programs (when you turn off your computer). Press Windows + R, type regedt32 and press Enter. Open HKEY_CURRENT_USER \\ Control Panel \\ Desktop, double click WaitToKillAppTimeout, change the value to 1000 and press Enter. Double click HungAppTimeout, change the value to 1000 and press Enter. Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \\ System \\ CurrentControlSet \\ Control, double click WaitToKillServiceTimeout, change the value to 1000 and press Enter.
Remove wallpaper from your desktop. Right click on the desktop, click Properties and go to the Desktop tab. In chapter " Background picture»Select no. This will significantly speed up windows work XP. Also go to the Options tab and under Color Quality select Medium (16-bit).
Delete unnecessary programs. Click "Start" - "Control Panel" - "Add or Remove Programs". Uninstall unnecessary programs and this way you free up space on your hard drive.
- Removing temporary files also results in a slight speedup of the system. To do this, click "Start" - "Run", enter Temp and delete temporary files.
- Defragment your drive after following the recommendations in this article.
- Most of the changes take effect after a reboot.
- You can create a restore point by clicking "Start" - "Accessories" - "System Tools" - "System Restore". Here you can create a restore point or restore the system from a previously created restore point. This will be needed if, after speeding up the system, it works with errors.
- You can turn off the wireless setting if it is being used by a program other than Windows.
- Back up important data before speeding up the system. You will be insured against system failure.
- To open the Run dialog box in Windows Vista or Windows 7, type Run in the search box and press Enter (or press Windows + R).
Warnings
- Back up the registry before editing the registry.
- Please, be careful! If you don’t know what you are doing, don’t do it. Your actions may slow down the system or even break it down.
- Don't download programs from suspicious websites. Install programs downloaded only from trusted and well-known sites.
- Make a backup copy of your local disks (or at least only important information).
- Download Spybot Search and Destroy exclusively from networking.org. This program, downloaded from another site, may contain malicious code.
- There may be methods on this page that do not work for your operating system, or that could damage it.
- Follow each instruction carefully.
- Spybot is not affiliated with SpywareBot, which is spyware.
Good day, dear readers. Today I would like to consider how to speed up your computer.
For a long time, productive, multi-core computers have entered our life, with which it seemed no bugs or glitchesWindows XP is not scary.
But this did not save users from the most basic problem, these are brakes and instability of the system itself.
I also want to note that any computer from old single-core to more powerful four, six and eight-cores can be optimized for stable and relatively fast operation.
The same applies to slow work, any computer can be very slow due to overload, improper installation, removal and use of programs.
It is not uncommon for me to watch a 5 minute downloadWindows XPSP3, despite the fact that the computer is equipped with a powerful 4-core processor and 4 GB of RAM. At the same time, the users themselves declare:
- the computer is probably weak, it can add RAM.
Yes, probably, if instead of 4 GB of RAM, it would be 16 GB, then it would be possible to shove everything onto the processor🙂
This article will be designed for two categories of computers.
1. Multicore.
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2. The situation is rare, but quite unpleasant, this is when you purchased a computer with a pre-installed operating system, but windows optimization XP is downright lame.
For example, drivers are incompatible or not all components of the OS (Operating System) work normally.
In this case, either reinstall the operating system itself, or contact the store. Personally, I tend to the first option. it is faster and more efficient.Because in the store, it is unlikely that they will normally reinstall the system if they gave you a computer with such an OS.
To reinstall Windows correctly, I recommend that you read the article -.
Initially, the computer may take a long time to boot due to incorrect settingsBIOS.To make everything fall into place, reset the settings toBIOSdefault. More about correct.
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3. Now the situation is more common, when at first everything was in order, and after some time (usually 3-6 months) the computer starts to slow down, boot up for a long time and give some errors.
1) The first thing to do is check the list installed programs and if you do not use some, you should completely remove them. article how to properly conduct a complete
2) The next point is to check the disk for fragmentation and errors.
If you have a lot of fragmented files on your disk, then you should immediately carry out, then check your hard disk for errors, if any, they need to be fixed.
3) Keep in control, free place your HDD, especially your system disk... Conduct a monthly audit for unused programs and other files. All unnecessary items must be removed immediately.
Very often, after removing unused programs, a bunch of unused files will accumulate in the registry. will help speed up your computer.
Remember, the fewer files on your hard drive, the better. Try not to allow the system partition of your hard drive to fill up more than 90%.And also do not forget about optimization of hard disk -.
4) Restart your computer often. Perhaps for some unexpected advice on how to speed up your computer, but this is very important.
If you have 1-2 GB of RAM on your computer, and at the same time you are working in resource-intensive applications, you have several dozen windows open at the same time, etc. If there is a shortage of RAM, it will be taken from the hard disk.
And this very much slows down the operation of the HDD, and all running programs using its swap file. Perform Reset (reboot) more often, give your computer and eyes a rest.
5) If you have 2GB or more RAM in your computer, I recommend disabling the paging file.
To do this, go to the properties of my computer, go to the additional tab, and click on the first button, parameters in the performance section.
In the new window that opens, click on the additional tab, and at the very bottom, in the virtual memory section, click change.
Here you are prompted to adjust the parameters virtual memory, you can increase its volume, change its location, but now we are interested in something else. At the very bottom, it is necessary to mark the parameter "No paging file", then click set and OK.
After that, you will be prompted to restart your computer. We reboot and now the swap file will not slow down your system.
And if you overdo it with windows, then you will be warned that there is not enough memory, this will mean that you need to reboot the system, turn off and then turn on the program again or.
In any case, now your HDD will have no reason to growl🙂 heavy load and the computer will run faster.
By the way, if the paging file cannot be turned off completely, since the RAM is not enough, then I advise you to read the article on how to configure.
6) Disable visual effects. It is possible that after disabling the paging file when you run only a few programs, a signal about insufficient memory may pop up, although you have 2 GB, and the programs require only 1 GB, well, at least 1.5 GB.
What then eats up the rest? The answer is simple. Visual effects. Those who followed the previous procedure to eliminate the paging file probably noticed the visual effects tab, which we bypassed.
It is she who is interesting to us now. I recommend leaving just two visual effects, these are styles and shadows.
In this way, the design will not suffer much, and the memory will feel more comfortable. You can remove them altogether, but then the design of Windows XP will not differ in any way from Windows 2000. In general, experiment, see how you like best.
7) No more startup programs. Since we have touched on the question of where memory goes. Then we just have to control autoload.
The thing is that most programs, after installation, have such a property to auto start every time they startWindows without our permission.
At the same time, the OS loading time increases, because you need to load all the programs that are available in autorun.
Then each of these programs takes some amount of RAM and waits until they turn to it. Which is most likely unlikely.
To disable programs from autorun, you must click on the start button, select execute there and drive the command "Msconfig"... If everything is done correctly, then such a window will open for you.
and turn off everything except the antivirus (we still need it).
Click OK. We will be prompted to reboot, to which we confidently answer yes. If you had a lot of programs at startup, then you will immediately feel an increase in the speed of loading the operating system.
In fact, these are just the basics of rapidly increasing productivity. Hopefully, optimizing Windows XP will benefit your computer.
In the future, we will consider a lot of interesting tips that will allow you to speed up your computer at times. If you don't want to skip the next article,
Expert: Victoria
