Posts Tagged ‘maintain’

How Auslogics BoostSpeed helps my system

This entry may sound like a sponsor post, but it isn’t ok? They’re not paying an amature blogger like me to write some shit for them, so keep reading :)
Auslogic button
1, It works like it should. Speed up my system from day one. It was recommended by my girl friend at first with the best disk defragmentation software. I keep looking into it and found the BoostSpeed which eventually become one button that I click almost every day I use computer. It is fast, and it is so easy that even a nerd knows how to operate it.
Registry defragmentation
2, Registry defragmentation. One of it kind, I never thought registry should and can be defragmented as well. Though it can’t delete the useless registry entries, but it works for adjusting the entries to make sure it run smooth and fast. Just a small note, everytime you install a softwares, mostly there will be a registry entries built inside registry. However, when you uninstalled the software, it doesn’t mean the registry will be disappear by its own. No softwares I found can do this at the moment, if you find it, tell me please :) The best part, even when I was degramenting my drive C, the whole system still stable and I am still able to go online and reserve some seat at Westgate without a problem.
Auslogic Interface
3, This is really fast! By using the one button, it only require more or less 5 minutes to finish. That says, it check all your system and see which needed to be maintain. Clean up your disk space for a bigger space usage, then it defragmented your disk. All in just less than 5 minutes on my system. Subject to the disk usage as well.

This has become one of the software I am so needed all day long. A few of my friends has it installed after my first demo for them and all getting a good regconition ;) Why waste time keep formatting and blaming Microsoft for their product when you, yourself don’t know such product exist? :)

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Speed up Windows XP

I know there are way too much tips about speed up Windows XP, but these are what I consider, the easiest way. Though it might not on your taste. I for one, looking for performance than eye candy.

1, Windows theme
Windows theme
Forget about all those fancy themes. Get to the classic one, and you’ll get the best performance, well, not yet the best, but it speed up opening windows and start menu.

2, Windows performance
Windows performance
Right-click My Computer -> Properties -> Advanced -> (Performance) Settings. Use the custom and select onlt the one you think best fit you. You don’t need all those fancy fade in, animate minimizing windows and etc. It is a waste of resources.

3, Taskbar
Winddpws taskbar
Cut down the use of taskbar. There’s no use to open all applications like MSN, YM etc. Go to MSN and uncheck the startup with windows. Those slow down the starup speed dramatically.

4, Startup
Windows startup
A lot of programs like to startup with Windows, some program you hardly use, some program require you to click them in order to open though they have a startup item. Go to Run -> msconfig -> Startup. Uncheck your application. Becareful because those also include Windows systems file too. Uncheck only the one you think you know.

5, Windows registry
Windows registry
There are too many shit happen in the registry and it’s complicated at first. A lot of my friends don’t dare to touch there. Now, go to Run -> regedit. Especially in HKEY_CURRENT_USER and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. There is a SOFTWARE folder, look into there. Sometimes when you uninstall a program, the registry are still there, which mess up the registry and eventualy slow down the whole computer processing.

6, Defragmental
Windows defragmenter
This is the time taking part. So in order to save sometimes, I recommend Auslogics Defrag (Freeware) which use lesser time than Windows original Defragmenter. This only need to do once in a while, you don’t need to do it everyday though.

These are for me. I don’t know what you looking for in a computer. I don’t play games, I don’t fancy about the eye candy theme. All I did is to maximized the operating system performance. Now I have the faster Windows I ever had. Welcome screen only stay for less than a second and I’m in desktop. Though I have to admit that it’s the processer that helps me achieve the speed.

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