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Hoe te tweak uw prestaties XP

Er zijn vele verborgen technieken die XP maken sneller lopen dan gebruikelijk. In Microsoft, worden de mensen meer geconcentreerd in het geven van ons vele eigenschappen. Zij besteden minder aandacht in het optimaliseren van het voor snellere prestaties. Dit artikel verzamelt hoogste inkepingstrucs die snelheid XP dramatisch opvoeren. Al deze trucs worden getest op kantoor TechnoPark met 4 systemen XP. Krijg? Reeks. Ga.

1. Overwin? Het indexeren? ergernis.

XP komt met een Indexerend systeem om ons te helpen een sneller onderzoek naar dossiers in het systeem uitvoeren. Dit is vrij nutteloos. Het verbruikt reusachtige middelen, maar zijn gebruik is zeer klein. Maak het zonder een tweede gedachte onbruikbaar. Hier is hoe u het doet:

  1. Ga beginnen
  2. Klik Montages
  3. Klik het Comité van de Controle
  4. Het tweemaal klikken voegt/verwijdert Programma's toe
  5. Klik toevoegen/verwijderen de Componenten van het Venster
  6. Uncheck de Indexerende diensten
  7. Klik daarna.
Vastgestelde paginaGrootte in Vensters XP

De indexerende Dienst in Vensters XP

2. Optimaliseer PageFile

Er is een gereserveerd gedeelte in de Harde schijf genoemd PageFile of SwapFile. Dit gedeelte van Harde schijf kan als Uitbreiding tot het daadwerkelijke Fysieke Geheugen (RAM) worden gebruikt. In XP, is PageFile, tegen gebrek toegewezen 1.5X tijden van fysiek geheugen. Wij kunnen PageFile optimaliseren die op de hoeveelheid Fysiek geheugen wordt gebaseerd. Normaal, als het Fysieke Geheugen meer dan 512 MB is, te hoeven wij 1.5X geen tijden PageFile van Fysiek Geheugen hebben. Zelden zullen wij dat veel PageFile nodig hebben. De beste optimalisering voor systemen die meer dan 512 MB geheugen hebben zou 1:1 PageFile moeten hebben. Voor systemen met minder dan 512 MB van de RAM, houd standaard het plaatsen.

Hier is de procedure om Grootte te veranderen PageFile:

  1. Klik op Mijn met de rechtermuisknop aan Computer en uitgezochte Eigenschappen
  2. Selecteer? Geavanceerd? lusje
  3. Onder? Prestaties? kies de knoop van Montages
  4. Selecteer? Geavanceerd? lusje opnieuw en onder? Virtueel Geheugen? selecteer? Verandering?
  5. Benadruk de aandrijving die uw paginadossier bevat en maak tot de aanvankelijke Grootte van het dossier het zelfde als de MaximumGrootte van het dossier.
De vastgestelde Grootte van de Pagina in XP

De vastgestelde Grootte van de Pagina in XP

3. Faster Menu Loading

This tweak removes the slight delay between clicking on a menu and XP displaying the menu.

  1. Go to Start then Run
  2. Type ?Regedit? then click ?Ok?
  3. Find ?HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\?
  4. Select ?MenuShowDelay?
  5. Right click and select ?Modify?
  6. Reduce the number to around ?100?

4. Make use of DMA Mode

XP enables DMA for Hard-Drives and CD-Roms by default on most ATA or ATAPI (IDE) devices. However, sometimes computers switch to PIO mode which is slower for data transfer - a typical reason is because of a virus. To ensure that your machine is using DMA:

  1. Right Click ?My Computer?
  2. Click ?Properties?
  3. Select ?Hardware? tab
  4. Open ?Device Manager?
  5. Double-click ?IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers?
  6. Right-click ?Primary Channel? and select ?Properties? and then ?Advanced Settings?
  7. In the ?Current Transfer Mode? drop-down box, select ?DMA if Available? if the current setting is ?PIO Only?

5. Avoid Time wasting Display effects

XP?s Rich visual effects are much hyped but less used. Most of the effects eat resources. Here is the Optimization:

  1. Go to Start
  2. Click ?Settings?
  3. Click ?Control Panel?
  4. Click ?System?
  5. Click ?Advanced? tab
  6. In the Performance tab click ?Settings?
  7. Leave only the following ticked:
    1. Show shadows under menus
    2. Show shadows under mouse pointer
    3. Show translucent selection rectangle
    4. Use drop shadows for icons labels on the desktop
    5. Use visual styles on windows and buttons

6. Faster Folder Operations

Whenever you open folders in the system, you may notice a slight delay. The reason for this is that XP automatically searches for network files and printers whenever you open folders. Here is the optimization to overcome this:

  1. Open My Computer
  2. Click on ?Tools? menu
  3. Click on ?Folder? Options
  4. Click on the ?View? tab.
  5. Uncheck the ?Automatically search for network folders and printers? check box
  6. Click ?Apply?
  7. Click ?Ok?
  8. Reboot your computer

Other Important ?do?s:

  1. Free Up Disk Space
  2. Speed Up Access to Data with Disk Defragmenter
  3. Detect and Repair Disk Errors
  4. Protect Your Computer against Spyware Spyware

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This post is contributed by Ramanathan.He is from Chennai, India. He is a full time blogger. He was with an MNC for more than 3 years. Driven by the passion of blogging, he quit his day job. His blog, TechnoPark is reality now in the blogosphere and he has developed a substantial reader base. He is a serious tech geek. He writes about Softwares, Internet, Web 2.0, Security and many more.

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15 Comments »

  • knight17 said:

    Ashish, almmost all these are age old I hope to something new :(

  • Thilka said:

    Great! Anytips for my iMac?

    I small advice, break this article into pages or create a series out of it

  • Ashish Mohta (author) said:

    @Thilak: I wish i could get some tip but i dont have one.Well lets see let me come back and see.

    I will try to ping u next time, Thought you had exams so didn?t wanted to ping u.

    @Knight: Xp might take some time to go away like 98 did.May be till then the tips will work for people.Keep up with the Guest Blogging there are lot more to come!!!

    Feel free to ask the post authors.They are keeping an eye on it

  • Ramanathan said:

    Knight, Thanks for the comment. You are right. These tips are there for ages now. But the whole idea is to help newbies who are not aware of it. These tips dont expire. Timeless. Useful at anytime.

    Anyway, I may come up with new tips.

    Thilak, Thanks man. You are a die hard Mac Fan!!

  • Madhur Kapoor said:

    Nice tips , So when are you planning to shift to Windows Vista so that we can have some tips for that as well .

  • Thilka said:

    Ashish: I?m a drop out, I have no exams :D

  • Ramanathan said:

    Thilak, have you changed your name to Thilka? lol

  • Thilka said:

    Ramanathan: You, me or anybody for that matter knows that this is just a typo. Perhaps, correcting the typo would help rather than laughing.

    Plz do that for me.

  • Ramanathan said:

    Hey Thilak,

    No offense man. Just for fun. Ya, we all know it was a typo. Never mind. Your name and face are very popular in the blogosphere. Everybody knows you well.

  • r9studio said:

    increasing the paging file size is a real good thing! thanks for the tips ashish

  • vuki said:

    where and how do you modify the swap file where is it located
    how do i get the data from it

  • Ashish Mohta (author) said:

    @Vuki: Hi, Your question has been answered in second point. If its not clear ask me again

  • Jamie said:

    Hey Knight17, here are some fresh xp tweaks

    Some excellent tips all on one page to make your pc load faster, use fewer resources and improve efficiency. My fps in games has increased, overall boot time reduced and application performance increased. Contains some useful direct links to recommended software.

    Found it at digg.com

    http://digg.com/software/26_Windows_XP_Speed_Tweaks

    The direct link is

    http://www.pccallouts.co.uk/freexpspeedtweaks.html

  • Ashish Mohta (author) said:

    @Jamie: Thanks for sharing. Will take a look

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