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    Default How to Easily Optimize a Notebook Computer and Make it Faster Discussion

    This article serves as a quick and easy guide to get your laptop computer to boot up and run faster simply by changing some basic Windows settings or installing some helpful applications.

    Read the full content of this Article: How to Easily Optimize a Notebook Computer and Make it Faster


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    Jack, you're my hero. I love it when people bring information together in a concise manner and make it easy to follow. I think a lot of people will benefit from this article if they follow the advice.

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    My FAQ just got pwn3d!

    GPU cooling (100°C->75°C)* Inspiron 8600 * 1.8ghz Pentium M * 128 MB Radeon 9600 Pro Turbo (337/242 -> 400/300) * 2x512 MB DDR2700 SDRAM * Aquamark 3: 24058 * 3DMark'03: 3404 * 3DMark'01 SE: 13120

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    Hi Andrew,
    What does pwn3d mean?
    I'm not up on all the computer slang if that's what it is; is there a link where these words are defined?
    I enjoyed your article btw[]

    Jack

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    I m very glad to take your advises Mr Jack.All you provide has the real value...Especially I ve learnt a new adress http://www.majorgeeks.com ,lots of benefits...I would like to donate a buck but I m in really doubt.I m in Turkey,and my American Express Credits card is used in Los Angeles.But I havent been there before,actually never been in USA.I ve tried to fix this problem during the two weeks and did.


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    ty Jack,

    to add a bit to your info, these 2 sites have valuable tweaks to help speed up your puter (XP OS)
    Well worth bookmarking


    http://www.tweakxp.com/default.aspx
    http://www.windows-help.net/WindowsXP/cust-idx.html <-- has pop-ups

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    Dear bootleg2go:

    Much thanks - it is awesome. I am a little intimidated by the massive amount of info but will go through it. Will drop a donation as well - I hope it is a secure line.

    Thanks to all. It is a subject that I enjoy, for as I said earlier, my venture into the window's side is not the nightmare that Apple lovers always cite in their switch stories.

    Thank you.
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    Thanks a great deal Jack. Your information is very valuable to me and the increase performance of my laptop. Everything on the laptop seem to go faster, especially the booting time and accessing various website also seem to increase. Thank you once again on an excellent detailed outline of "how to save one computer".

    thietlong

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    Great post! Thank you very much.

    Two other tweaks I learned about to speed up internet browsing include disabling QOS which has 20% of your connection bandwidth reserved for it. I couldn't find anything that actually uses QOS.

    You can also disable checking other computers for scheduled tasks on other network computers which can also speed up your connection a fraction. I'm sure there are others too.

    The QOS tweak is here:
    http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/855

    You can do the second manually or use one of the tweak programs you mentioned - Since I have 2000, I ended up using X-Setup Pro:
    http://www.x-setup.net/downloads/home.asp?lang=EN

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    wow awsome post! thanks

    has any1 else given him a buck?

    i think i'll donate
    do it sometime this week

    thx jack

    -nathan

 

 
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