How can make faster Windows XP?
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They're the ones that don't make it go slower or stay the same. But seriously, before you kill your computer, look through this services guide: http://www.blackviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm[^]
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Every MS OS run very fast, provided you don't install applications. :)
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Le@rner wrote:
i have an OS Windows XP. please tell me how can make faster this.
If you want REAL hardware acceleration you can get a good 9.81 m/s^2 by releasing the mass of the laptop from a significant height. Either that or take ot for a drive, in a fast car.
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Minimum Requirements For Windows XP to Run Optimally No BS.. Ram: 3GB VideoCard: 256mb HardDrive: 7200rpm
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i also tried this,after some time pc is again slower. i was format the C:,approx 10 days before today. one more thing this time when after formatting c:, when i installed Microsoft Visual Studio its installed successfully but when i run any code its gives error and display some dll those are not present.
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I was going to say something harsh in reply to that. But I'm too exasperated.
I know you believe you understood what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize what you heard is not what I meant.
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Minimum Requirements For Windows XP to Run Optimally No BS.. Ram: 3GB VideoCard: 256mb HardDrive: 7200rpm
krishna1082 wrote:
Ram: 3GB
How much?:confused: Even W7 does not have that amount as a recommendation. Microsoft say: "Microsoft recommends that computers running Windows XP have at least 128 megabytes (MB) of random access memory (RAM) installed. For this memory size, Windows XP has shown itself to be consistently superior to previous versions of Windows."
I know you believe you understood what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize what you heard is not what I meant.
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hi all, i have an OS Windows XP. please tell me how can make faster this. thanks.
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You could try not beating a dead horse and either replace your PC or upgrade it. Upgrading the RAM alone will help at least a little. But not knowing what specs you have I'm going to assume it's running on a Pentium II and by all means should be put in a wood chipper.
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hi all, i have an OS Windows XP. please tell me how can make faster this. thanks.
To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.
Le@rner, It's clear that English is not your first language, and your question has very little information on your machine's hardware, so many of the posts here are just playing with you to see if they can get you to do something stupid. Don't listen to them. I hate to spoil everyone's fun, but please leave your BOFH hats at the door. I thought this was CodeProject, not 4Chan. Le@rner, without more details about your computer, we can't really offer much assistance. We know you started with 256Mb of RAM, but that's not the only component to a solid machine. At minimum, we also need to know which CPU you're using. The unfortunate answer is that Visual Studio requires significantly more resources than the minimum required to run Windows XP if you want any hope of "speedy" computing. There's no magic software you can install to make your computer run faster. You're likely going to need to upgrade your computer's hardware if you want an increase in speed, and while adding more RAM is certainly a good first step, it may not be sufficient, especially if you're running on a slow hard drive (e.g., 5400 RPM or slower) or an old CPU. Tweaking your Services as recommended by the Black Viper guide posted above me is definitely a "Power User" option, and realistically you won't gain any significant bonuses. That level of tweaking is for the hardcore user who really wants to squeeze every clock cycle from their CPU and they're not afraid of breaking their Windows installation and starting over if they fail to do so correctly. At most, you might see a 5% increase in general computing and a few seconds shorter boot time, but beyond that, the services don't use a whole lot of resources, especially on any modern computer. If you're still following this, please provide us with more details about the computer's hardware and what you're intending to use the computer for and we can more correctly point you in the right direction.
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krishna1082 wrote:
Ram: 3GB
How much?:confused: Even W7 does not have that amount as a recommendation. Microsoft say: "Microsoft recommends that computers running Windows XP have at least 128 megabytes (MB) of random access memory (RAM) installed. For this memory size, Windows XP has shown itself to be consistently superior to previous versions of Windows."
I know you believe you understood what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize what you heard is not what I meant.
3GB is about the maximum XP 32-bit can make use of. Seems pretty optimal to me.
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hi all, i have an OS Windows XP. please tell me how can make faster this. thanks.
To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.
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3GB is about the maximum XP 32-bit can make use of. Seems pretty optimal to me.
Yeah, but the the recommended amount is usually different to the optimal amount
I know you believe you understood what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize what you heard is not what I meant.
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ghle wrote:
Because he's married?
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hi all, i have an OS Windows XP. please tell me how can make faster this. thanks.
To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.
