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Speed Up Windows 7 / Vista Start Search By Applying A Simple Fix

By Asad | Published: October 23, 2008

When you perform a search in Windows 7 / Vista using the Start Search in Start menu, it automatically searches for the file and at the same time displays various similar programs installed. This causes significant delay especially when you have tons of files in your hard disk. For example when I search for Google Talk, I get two other results which are totally useless and not needed at all. One way to speed up Start Search is to narrow the scope of the search so that it includes only the exact file and does not include other similar files on the hard drive.

If you are feeling a notable delay while searching, you can speed up Windows 7 / Vista’s Start Search using the following fix.

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How To Turn Off Indexing Of Your Local Drive In Windows 7 / Vista /XP

By Nakodari | Published: October 13, 2008

If you are sick of slow loading speed or want to increase the performance of your Windows further, then turning off Indexing of your local drive is another simple way of boosting the performance. This option is automatically set in Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. Indexing is enabled because it helps Windows index your files and folder for  faster search.

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How To Manage Your Startup Programs Easily, An Easy Way To Increase System Performance

By Nakodari | Published: October 8, 2008

The best way to start your computer faster and improve the overall system performance is to reduce the number of programs that load when Windows start. Reducing the number of startup programs can help you in loading the Windows faster, saving RAM, and faster loading performance. Many people will be familiar with the way that requires installing and running Windows Defender, going to Tools > Software Explorer and from category selecting Startup Programs. This method works for many people but is not very effective.

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How To Increase The Performance Of Your Computer Easily By Disabling Visual Effects In Windows XP And Vista

By Nakodari | Published: October 6, 2008

Are you tired of your computer that loads your Windows slowly? You can increase the performance slightly by disabling the visual effects, this process does not require any software to be installed. But there is one thing that you should remember, Disabling the Visual Effects in Windows XP and Vista will make your Windows look more like Windows 2000. You can always add new theme to add new looks later, so this is not a big problem. I remember disabling Visual Effects when I was using Windows Vista on my crappy Asus laptop which had only 512MB ram. Anyway this is how you do it.

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