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[TUTORIAL]How to speed up Windows 7/XP/Vista
  • George
    Posts: 707
    Hello,

    I've made many guides like this before, but searching through my posts, I've never made any tutorials on Firewire Security, so here we go. My first firewire tutorial!

    Step 1:
    Go to: Start --> Right Click "Computer" & Select "Properties"

    http://i40.tinypic.com/ws380l.png

    Step 2:
    Now select "Advanced system settings"

    http://i44.tinypic.com/34pkio4.png

    Step 3:
    Select the "Advanced" tab and under Performance, click "Settings"

    http://i43.tinypic.com/rs4hfm.png

    Step 4:
    Now select the box that says "Adjust for best performance" & click "Apply" and "Ok".

    Note: You may wish to re-edit these settings as your appearance will change a lot.

    You will notice a big change in speed, it helps such a lot.

    http://i43.tinypic.com/rs4hfm.png


    Note: This does work on XP & Vista however, the layout may be slightly different.

    Regards,
    George, Firewire Security Admin.
  • Scatman
    Posts: 38
    Very nice!

    Ill like it :D

    *works for me but my windows is very ugly now :\
  • Xin
    Posts: 3,251
    Nice tutorial, i wont do this this however as my speed is good enough as it is.
    Xin
  • runeblade265
    Posts: 30
    I already knew about this. I do this to every pc i come across. :D
  • lonleycrow
    Posts: 24
    I know this tut
    It Is very good for low Mem computers
  • George
    Posts: 707
    said:


    Very nice!

    Ill like it :D

    *works for me but my windows is very ugly now :\



    You can adjust the apeareance quite easily if you want.

    Right click your desktop, select personalize and choose a new theme, it doesn't hurt your system resources much I don't think.

    Good luck :)

    Regards,
    George, Admin.
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