aragorn
December 11th 03, 09:53 PM
Here's one tip to make XP faster in general:
Click Start and click the Run command. In the Open text
box, type services.msc and click OK.
In the right pane of the Services console, find the
Indexing Service. A quick way to get there is to click on
the first entry in the right pane and then press the "I"
key on the keyboard.
Double click on the Indexing Service entry. In the
Indexing Service Properties dialog box, click the down
arrow in the Start type drop down list box and select
Manual. If the service is started, you can stop it now by
clicking the Stop button.
You don't need to restart the computer. The next time the
computer starts, the Indexing service will not run
automatically.
>-----Original Message-----
>Can anyone help me with this. My computer load to the
>next page or site soooooo slow its like haveing dial up
>service. Does anyone know what would cause this. I had
>Windows 98 Se and it did the very samething. Im pretty
>frustrated and disappointed at this point.
> Thanks
>.
>
Click Start and click the Run command. In the Open text
box, type services.msc and click OK.
In the right pane of the Services console, find the
Indexing Service. A quick way to get there is to click on
the first entry in the right pane and then press the "I"
key on the keyboard.
Double click on the Indexing Service entry. In the
Indexing Service Properties dialog box, click the down
arrow in the Start type drop down list box and select
Manual. If the service is started, you can stop it now by
clicking the Stop button.
You don't need to restart the computer. The next time the
computer starts, the Indexing service will not run
automatically.
>-----Original Message-----
>Can anyone help me with this. My computer load to the
>next page or site soooooo slow its like haveing dial up
>service. Does anyone know what would cause this. I had
>Windows 98 Se and it did the very samething. Im pretty
>frustrated and disappointed at this point.
> Thanks
>.
>