Memory Trick To Speedup Windows Xp

[Matt2 0]

Well if you had a backup of the registry that wouldn't happen.

 

Fiddiling with the registery is dangerous. Please, please backup your registry before trying to change anything within it. To back up the registry open Registry editor (Open Run from the start menu and then type regedit), click on file and then click on export. Select a folder and then give the file a name, I would reccomend to include the time and date of the back up so they are orgainized. I would reccomend making a folder in My Documents or on your Desktop for Registry backups.

[brweb 0]

Looks cool, I will try and reply my experiance here, if my system not crash

[Blessed 0]

thamx for this tutorial mani really need to check this out

[AskAndrewD 0]

Ahh... I'm gonna try it! If this works, 90% right it will, then AWESOME MAN! If not, I may come back and edit this. =P

[gabrola 0]

Thanks man it works well good i hope you have more tweaks for XP

[gabrola 0]

Thanks man it works well good i hope you have more tweaks for XP

[KansukeKojima 0]

well... I would try it, but only if I was getting a new computer and I had allready transfered all the files I still wanted... other than that... this is probably really awesome...

[UnknownCOE 0]

Thanks alot for that. That is really helpful.

[impact 0]

nice one mate. keep up the good work

[Liam_CF 0]

I've done this now.The funny thing is; that key already existed and all I had to do was change the value from 0 to 1.Yay.

[teknoTom 0]

I know, I only ever touch the registry when ABSOLUTELY necessary (and sometimes not ) and admittedly, I have never done anything wrong, I would still exercise extreme caution when going into it.

[Hirishiolo 0]

I also tell you to disable all transparency effects... it will speed up windows xp a lot!!

[Bayuugan 0]

i guess what thread starter is trying to do is to release those DLL tat got stuck, when they are supposed to be released.

[ashxu 0]

Whoops! I should if read the other posts before trying this... >.> hope my pc doesn't screw up.

[iGuest 3]

How to Allocate more cpu and/or more memory to an applicationMemory Trick To Speedup Windows Xp

At work I have XP Pro on a 3GHz, 3GB desktop. An MS Access 2003 app I wrote runs in 8 minutes but only uses 10-15% of CPU  & 475 MB Page File (per Task Manager). Is there any way of increasing those settings for MS Access (or for any other app for that matter) with the hope of improving execution time?

-reply by CarlosUrbina