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  Pffthh... I think it should warn you in the title that it's 9 ways to speed up a WINDOZE PC :/ Good tips for users on Windoze, but no it doesn't help me at all.
   
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  Pffthh... I think it should warn you in the title that it's 9 ways to speed up a WINDOZE PC :/ Good tips for users on Windoze, but no it doesn't help me at all.
  

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  Please see : 7 Ways to Speed Up Your Linux Desktop
   
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  The increased icon cache helped alot in boot up stages. Non of that icon flashing was visable that I usually had.
   
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  Hi
  
  Thanks for those tips
  
  But in Regedit, is it a new key, string, binary or dword?
   
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  Jake, please specify which step you're referring to. There are a few different ones that reference Registry Keys.
   
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  I did most of them, but "DisablePagingExecutive" bothers me. The paging file is there for a darn good reason.
  
  And most important of all, bootvis crashed on me:
  
  
   
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  Oh, and with step 6 (speed up network) the registry keys are "" and ","
  That's not correct or helpful.
  I found some GUIDs in there with 'printer' and 'scheduled tasks' as the primary values. So I assume that's what was meant (to delete entire folder - since it has no other settings in it)
   
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  Oh, and with step 6 (speed up network) the registry keys are "" and ","
  That's not correct or helpful.
  I found some GUIDs in there with 'printer' and 'scheduled tasks' as the primary values. So I assume that's what was meant (to delete entire folder - since it has no other settings in it)
  

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  same, i just deleted the folder
   
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  I did most of them, but "DisablePagingExecutive" bothers me. The paging file is there for a darn good reason.
  

  PlaceboZA

  Sure, but that doesn't remove the Page File. The file remains in case it's needed, from what I can tell.
  
  

  
  And most important of all, bootvis crashed on me
  

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  Strange. I wonder why the error is entitled "Defragging"... ?