how many ways are there to optimize windows performance?

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    could anyone give me some tips?
     
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    walleroberter Banned

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    1 - Turn off those programs that don’t need to automatic run.
    2 - Stop the services I don’t need.
    3 - Speed the time of windows startup or turnoff.
    4 - Remove the program or spy-ware ARP cache in registry after it was removed.
    5 - Close the apparent death programs.

    Go to see how I speed up the windows performance.
     
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    From the command line type C:\net start and take a look at all of the Windows services that are running. You can pick them one at a time to shutdown by typing C:\net stop followed by the name of the service. For example, typing C:\net stop "windows audio" will shut down the speakers. What I would recommend is shutting down all services you do not need in order to free up memory and reduce load on the CPU. Instead of typing all of these commands manually you can create a batch file to execute the commands for you. For example, you could create a C:\services.bat file that contains the following.

    
    @echo off
    cls
    echo Here are the services currently running . . .
    echo.
    net start
    echo.
    echo Shutting down services I no longer need . . .
    echo.
    net stop "windows audio"
    net stop "print spooler"
    echo.
    echo Here is the result, the services that are still running . . .
    echo.
    net start
    echo.
    echo Done!
    
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    All you need to do is add more net stop commands for the services you want to stop. If you shutdown the printer, and later you want to print, not a problem just restart the print spooler and send your print job. The main concept is that Windows by default has a lot of extras you may not need, so take control of your box and shut down a few services.
     
    awesometbn, Aug 9, 2009 IP
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