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Old 09-11-2006, 01:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Dear ALL,
i use winXp Sp2/512 DDR RAM/80GB. When d desktop appears (it appears f9), & i try to run my application like opening windows explorer, shooting from Quicklaunch, OR dobleclicking desktop icon...my applications take verrrrrrrry long time to appear...checked my drives with adaware SE / Kaspersky anti-virus for POSSIBLE attack...i Guess i need Registry Tweaking...SO Can ne1 b of HELP in this matter.
Also HOW Can i reduce no. of items in RIGHT-CLICK "send-to" options ????? Lots of application have made their entries in there.

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Old 09-11-2006, 04:09 PM   #2 (permalink)
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whats your configuration.
if intel's then update/install the inf support
then install the appropriate application accelerator for your chipset
install the latest Gfx drivers
optionally install the latest sound drivers

defrag your hdd

if using fat32 then convert your filesystem to ntfs
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Old 09-11-2006, 05:41 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Clear ur Prefetcher one time. Maybe it is overloaded.
Use CCLEANER. Its coool.
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Old 09-11-2006, 07:00 PM   #4 (permalink)
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a good tun-up is reqd, i guess. use tune-up utilities or system mechanic.
also reduce ur start-ups.

to remove unwanted entries from the context menus, go here http://www.technobabble.com.au/techn...text-menus.htm a full tut there
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Old 09-11-2006, 07:03 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Also HOW Can i reduce no. of items in RIGHT-CLICK "send-to" options ????? Lots of application have made their entries in there.

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Type following in address bar of Windows Explorer:

%userprofile%\sendto

Now u can delete the unwanted shortcuts
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Old 09-11-2006, 07:39 PM   #6 (permalink)
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1=>Set the Virtual Memory too "512"MB or "1024" MB (both min. & max value should be same).

2=>Defragment the Drives. (before defragmenting turn OFF, s/w like Anti Virus & disable "Hibernate" mode.==>this will speed up the defragmentation<==

3=>Run a Registry Scan (CCleaner will do it for you)

4=>Clear the contents of "preFetch folder" - to do it- "Start->Run"-> type prefetch. Select
the contents & delete.

5=>Remove unwanted programs from Windows StartUp.
to do this "Start->Run->msconfig-> goto"Start Up" TAB, & uncheck the unneccessary Programs.

If all these dont help, then some program is causing the problem.
experiment it by Removing the Start-Up entry of Anti-Virus, then Anti Spyware, one by one till your pc is fine. (use the 5th method for this)
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This happens to me also bcos i hav a PIII
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Old 09-11-2006, 08:46 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Dear Vishal Gupta/s18000rpm/anandk(for the wonderfull link)/DukeNukem/anandk/EagerBeaver & ROF (Rest of ALL).......THnx for so propmt reply Vishal i sort my "send to" issue (thnx) --seems very little prob. BUT then the professional lookalike ADVICE is PRICELESS.
I use AMD 1800+ (Barton)..WEll reg. my main problem(thread)...
--> Clear ur Prefetcher.....by (EagerBeaver & s18000rpm) ... it has bounced over my head.
--> Have tried CCleaner in the past..but IT does not seem to "restore"..in case one wishes.
--> instead of msconifg..i uses startup organeizer by metaproducts..its gr8.
--> Duke..how to convert my partition to NTFS ? i guess i cannot revert to FAT32 again?
--> anandk...Yes ...TUNE UP is the BEST..i use is more often
--> WELL LETS C...AFTER a nice & detailed Tips&Tricks by all F.R.I.E.N.D.S. Hope i am able to resolve my issue.
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I'm glad that I could help u

And also visit following tutorial to speed-up ur windows:

MASTER TUTORIAL: Make Your Windows XP Super Fast !!!

I'm sure it'll help u to make ur XP faster
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