Sasuke's Windows tps 'n' tweaks


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where to start.....

well, most of the applications recommended in this section...

BITE!

The good ones?

Tune-up Utilities

Acronis True Image Home

CCleaner

Avira AntiVir Free (antivirus)

Bootvis

but...

You ppls never even stated the best tweaker.

From Michael Zacharius,

M.Z. U.T (ultimate tweaker)[for XP], AND M.Z. Vistaforce (obviously for vista)

This is a tweaking program above most, and it has a nice u.i.

features:U.T. (vistaforce is about the same)

Performance tweaks:

optimize I/O page limit

auto unload unused dll's

optimize prefetch for: app launch, boot, or bboth

cmos/realtime clock priority boost

Optimize MTF

L2 cache optimize

system tweaks: not many...

visual tweaks:

auto logon

start menu & desktop tweaks

and too many more to name

It has a startup manager, and a services manager.

last, but not least...

Registry Optimizer

(nothing new, but this one is as good as "ntregopt"'s)

it is a very light program, and i hope you try it.

how I optimize my comp:

well, some of it I do before installing... in Nlite

some of it is done by M.Z. and tune-up utilities.

some of it is done by me in the control panel.

and....

as of 2 days ago... CCleaner has helped.

Next on the list...

other good apps.

Rocketdock(well, i like it)

notepad++(very nice)

flashget(fast dl manager that can get torrents too)

Burnaware Free(light program that can do many things with a disc)[even burns ISO's]

I keep many other apps installed, but these were the ones that MAY be worth mentioning.

last on the list:

a question.

how do i get rid of that ie error that pops on my desktop every time i boot that sez "windows cannot display web content saved on your computer while you are offline", and it asks to connect/stay offline

any help is appreciated

okay... this is all i can pull from the top of my head, but I will post much more later on.

btw.... programs not as worth mentioning:

Firefox :p

VLC Media Player

7-zip

codelite

nlite

Lclock

Winzip

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I like it here, I get replies so quick.

well, no, I guess I did not post much of anything useful but...

it's windows, there's only so much one can do.

Linux on the other hand, I like a little better, but I still can't work without Photoshop,

so i keep windows installed anyways[dual-boot]

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I like it here, I get replies so quick.

well, no, I guess I did not post much of anything useful but...

it's windows, there's only so much one can do.

Linux on the other hand, I like a little better, but I still can't work without Photoshop,

so i keep windows installed anyways[dual-boot]

Tried GIMP yet? :/

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Yes, and it pales in comparison.

plus, I already paid for PS.

You already paid for Windows, too. ;)

GIMP is a good product, perfectly suitable for amateur use. Professionals that require CYMK colorspace, GIMP just can't do it; Photoshop is the only answer for that.

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