This video will show you 7 different ways to speed up Windows XP. This tutorial requires one freeware program that can be found at www.hoverdesk.net/freeware.htm.
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3 Comments
Great video, thanks for the RegSeeker and msconfig hints, I have been looking for those for ages.
i've known these methods before, and none of them seems to solve the problem of slow computer.
the problem seems to be happening because of so many install and unstall, so if want to avoid the problem from happening on a new computer, do not install too many programs, only the ones needed and sure not be unstalled later.
very good
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