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Accelerating Windows Vista


Windows Vista has brought a more sleek and modern to your computer, however, due to high demand of RAM to function, sometimes it can become slow and the task of processing can be expected quite tiring for the user.
Following is some tips that could provide an optimization your system in order to make it more agile. First, let's start with a clean up. One way to keep your computer more quickly, without a doubt is clearing trash. There are folders within the system that contains files that can be excluded with certainty, they are: The History folder browsing internet, normally appears in the directory as "History" or "History". The location where temporary files are stored from the internet, "Temporary Internet Files".

The Temporary Folder, containing typically files ending with. Tmp and temporary folders used by a program to upgrade, installation, etc. .. It is usually displayed as "Temp" or "temp." Continuing cleaning. Windows has a tool that can do a good cleaning on files that were stored for any purpose, but now there are more extreme usefulness. To access it, enter the menu "Start," "All Programs" "Accessories" "System Tools" and select "Disk Cleanup". Done that opens a window in which you must choose the HDD to which functionality will be applied. Select the options contained (except for some it may deem fit to remain as is), confirm the operation by clicking the "Ok" and wait for the program to run.

Windows Vista has many options that can be uninstalled to free up memory and therefore make your computer faster and it is always recommended to uninstall programs that are not used because they take up space and can interfere somehow in the loading speed of other programs on your computer. Uninstall unused programs. For this task is recommended caution and careful selection to avoid inconveniences later. You need to access the menu "Start," and "Control Panel". Having done this, go to "Programs" and "Change or Remove a Program." Here are listed all the programs are installed and detailed information about them.

Check for unused programs and use the uninstall tool. Do not forget to delete the folders of uninstalled programs. Optional uninstall or disable the Windows Vista Sidebar Vista consumes a good chunk of memory and can be disabled by clicking the right mouse button on it and choose "properties". Then uncheck: Start Sidebar when Windows starts. To close the bar still use this, right-click on it and "Close Sidebar."

The Offline Files feature called, is enabled by default and is useful for those working in corporate network to access files even when outside the network. For most users, however, is useless and can be disabled. On the "Start" and "Control Panel", select the Offline Files icon and disable it. You will need to restart your computer for the new configuration to take effect.
Despite being one of the most useful features of Windows Vista, integrated search system makes the system cumbersome due to many components that act in the background. This system is integrated to the old MSN Desktop Search and it is possible to index all files on your hard drive for quick access, including researching the content within files. The problem is that it consumes a lot of computer resources. The search engine may be restricted and that access to the menu "Start," and "Control Panel" and "indexing options". Click "Advanced" and choose the files that Windows will search its index for that are more rapid. You can also completely disable to conserve memory, but one should remember to remove Vista's indexing will improve performance, but worsens the efficiency of the search engine.



One of the features of the Aero interface of Vista makes when you mouse over the minimized windows in the Taskbar will display a "thumbnail" of the full window. Despite this interesting feature consumes a large amount of memory and you can disable it safely. To do this, click the right mouse button over the taskbar, go to "Properties" tab in "Taskbar" and uncheck "Show window previews (thumbnails)."


Despite leaving the more modern look, the features of the Aero interface of Vista can make your computer slower. To disable these effects, see the "Start" menu, "Settings" and "Control Panel" then "System" tab "Advanced Settings" then "Advanced". Now, at the Performance click "Settings" and check the option Adjust for best performance.
The look of your Windows Vista will change radically, becoming similar to the 98 (noting that this process can be reversed). To disable only the effects of Glass (Aero interface feature), . . optimizations now in its default mode, Vista does not set up your hard drive to function optimally and is deformed need to manually configure. To do this go to "Start" and "Control Panel", click "System" and "Device Manager". Among the properties of the hard drive and select the option to enable "Enable Advanced Performance."

This feature improves access to the disk cache, but if there is any interruption in the system (such as a power failure or abrupt shutdown), you may lose data more easily. If you choose this setting is suggested to use a UPS.
You can use the tool to manage startup programs and through it you can disable the programs that are loaded at boot time, freeing up more memory for other applications. To access the menu from "Start", "Settings" "Control Panel" "System and Maintenance" and "Performance Information and Tools", "Manage Startup Programs". But caution is advised to disable any of the options to avoid future inconveniences.


If you wish, you can also adjust the Power Settings System, which by default, the "power plan" after the installation of Windows Vista is average. You can switch to "High Performance" for a higher speed, but this feature consumes a larger amount of electrical energy. To access this feature, enter the "Start" menu, "Settings" "Control Panel" "System and Maintenance" and "Performance Information and Tools", "Adjust power settings".

o increase the performance of the processor, you can make adjustments and paging configuration of the distribution of the computer's RAM. For this, . Another thing that can be done is to rearrange the line of Windows processes, setting different priorities or even closing one. To access them, click the right mouse button on the toolbar of Windows, and "Task Manager". Then click the "Processes" tab, click on the desired process and "set priority" for increase or decrease priority or "end process" to end it. Here it is worth clarifying that this procedure can be dangerous and should be made ​​with caution as it can cause crashes or other problems to the system.


Picking up the pieces

after all these changes to your computer, you need to do a disk defragmentation, so that the system can organize your files. This is a simple procedure, but requires some computer time still to be truly effective outcome. Call the menu "Start," "All Programs" "Accessories" "System Tools" and "Disk Defragmenter". Then simply select "Defragment Now .." and expect the system to do its work.

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