mau108
April 4th 03, 07:37 PM
ya
10-20 programs loading at startup is kinda tooo much!
use jv16 powertools and remove everything from startup
and see if you notice a startup difference, then u can
restore the ones u really need.
http://jv16.org
>-----Original Message-----
>What programs have you got starting up with windows???
>
>
>Easiest way to speed up the Loading and Closing of
windows
>is to reduce the number of programs that it actualy
loadas
>on Boot. Each program takes time to load. The same goes
>for shutting down the machine, each program has to be
>closed and unloaded from memory, thus slowing down the
>closing process. I would suggest that you only have the
>programs that you deem to be essential loaded when your
>machine starts. E.G. Antivirus Software, Firewall
>Software, system software. If you don't use the program
>often then remove it from the start up process and only
>load it when you really need to use it. I only have my
>Anti Virus Software load when windows starts up. I then
>start the programs I am going to use as and when I need
>them. This will also speed up your system as it will
>release some of the processing power back to your
machine.
>.
>
10-20 programs loading at startup is kinda tooo much!
use jv16 powertools and remove everything from startup
and see if you notice a startup difference, then u can
restore the ones u really need.
http://jv16.org
>-----Original Message-----
>What programs have you got starting up with windows???
>
>
>Easiest way to speed up the Loading and Closing of
windows
>is to reduce the number of programs that it actualy
loadas
>on Boot. Each program takes time to load. The same goes
>for shutting down the machine, each program has to be
>closed and unloaded from memory, thus slowing down the
>closing process. I would suggest that you only have the
>programs that you deem to be essential loaded when your
>machine starts. E.G. Antivirus Software, Firewall
>Software, system software. If you don't use the program
>often then remove it from the start up process and only
>load it when you really need to use it. I only have my
>Anti Virus Software load when windows starts up. I then
>start the programs I am going to use as and when I need
>them. This will also speed up your system as it will
>release some of the processing power back to your
machine.
>.
>