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WinThusiast -> Optimize Your Windows XP !!! (10/12/2004 4:28:24 PM)
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If you're having performance issues with Windows XP then follow this simple step-by-step guide to speed things up.
When you're troubleshooting performance problems with network-based applications running on Windows XP Professional, you'll want to begin with the settings found in the Performance Options dialog box.
These settings, which are hidden deep within Windows XP's System Properties, provide a host of options that allow you to fine-tune the operating system's overall performance and, thus, its interaction with various applications. These options allow you to adjust Windows XP's processor scheduling, memory usage, and virtual memory, as well as its use of visual effects.
In this article, I'll explore in detail how the settings in the Performance Options dialog box affect Windows XP's overall performance, and how you can boost performance by changing these settings to suit your system's needs.
Click here for full article about optimising Your Windows XP.
Source : ZDNET
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