How to increase system system performance

Hi, Tae Song.

Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this thread
started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your third
post, you said this:

"I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed. In
Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook Express
installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update. I
never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"

That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(

First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are running
Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never installed Outlook
Express on this Vista system." This indicates a serious lack of knowledge
of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be installed on Vista.

At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just to see
how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors. :( I'm
glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.

RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX

Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to boost
Windows performance.

SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and advice

If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little note in
the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will help you
out.

"R. C. White" wrote in message
...
Hi, Tae Song.

Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this thread
started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your third
post, you said this:

"I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed. In
Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook Express
installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update. I
never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"

That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(

First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are running
Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never installed
Outlook Express on this Vista system." This indicates a serious lack of
knowledge of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be installed on Vista.

At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just to
see how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors.
:( I'm glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.

RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX

Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to boost
Windows performance.

SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and advice

If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little note in
the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will help you
out.



Why Outlook 2002 and 2003 require Outlook Express
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287686

"R. C. White" wrote in message
...
Hi, Tae Song.

Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this thread
started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your third
post, you said this:

"I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed. In
Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook Express
installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update. I
never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"

That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(

First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are running
Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never installed
Outlook Express on this Vista system." This indicates a serious lack of
knowledge of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be installed on Vista.

At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just to
see how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors.
:( I'm glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.

RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX

Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to boost
Windows performance.

SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and advice

If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little note in
the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will help you
out.



Why Outlook 2002 and 2003 require Outlook Express
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287686

The whole thing is a moot point. OE is always installed on the computer, and
can't be uninstalled from the O/S. You can take away access to it, but you
can uninstall it. Not without causing serious problems, anyway.

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
:
: "R. C. White" wrote in message
: ...
: Hi, Tae Song.
:
: Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this thread
: started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your third
: post, you said this:
:
: "I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed.
In
: Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express
: installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update.
I
: never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"
:
: That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(
:
: First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have
Outlook
: Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are running
: Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never installed
: Outlook Express on this Vista system." This indicates a serious lack of
: knowledge of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be installed on Vista.
:
: At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just to
: see how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors.
: :( I'm glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.
:
: RC
: --
: R. C. White, CPA
: San Marcos, TX
:
: Microsoft Windows MVP
: Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100
:
: "Tae Song" wrote in message
: ...
: I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to boost
: Windows performance.
:
: SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and advice
:
: If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little note
in
: the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will help
you
: out.
:
:
:
: Why Outlook 2002 and 2003 require Outlook Express
: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287686
:
:
:

The whole thing is a moot point. OE is always installed on the computer, and
can't be uninstalled from the O/S. You can take away access to it, but you
can uninstall it. Not without causing serious problems, anyway.

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
:
: "R. C. White" wrote in message
: ...
: Hi, Tae Song.
:
: Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this thread
: started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your third
: post, you said this:
:
: "I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed.
In
: Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express
: installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update.
I
: never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"
:
: That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(
:
: First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have
Outlook
: Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are running
: Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never installed
: Outlook Express on this Vista system." This indicates a serious lack of
: knowledge of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be installed on Vista.
:
: At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just to
: see how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors.
: :( I'm glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.
:
: RC
: --
: R. C. White, CPA
: San Marcos, TX
:
: Microsoft Windows MVP
: Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100
:
: "Tae Song" wrote in message
: ...
: I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to boost
: Windows performance.
:
: SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and advice
:
: If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little note
in
: the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will help
you
: out.
:
:
:
: Why Outlook 2002 and 2003 require Outlook Express
: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287686
:
:
:

"Tom Willett" wrote in message
...
The whole thing is a moot point. OE is always installed on the computer,
and
can't be uninstalled from the O/S. You can take away access to it, but you
can uninstall it. Not without causing serious problems, anyway.

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
:
: "R. C. White" wrote in message
: ...
: Hi, Tae Song.
:
: Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this
thread
: started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your
third
: post, you said this:
:
: "I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed.
In
: Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express
: installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update.
I
: never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"
:
: That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(
:
: First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have
Outlook
: Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are running
: Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never installed
: Outlook Express on this Vista system." This indicates a serious lack
of
: knowledge of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be installed on
Vista.
:
: At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just
to
: see how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors.
: :( I'm glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.
:
: RC
: --
: R. C. White, CPA
: San Marcos, TX
:
: Microsoft Windows MVP
: Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100
:
: "Tae Song" wrote in message
: ...
: I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to
boost
: Windows performance.
:
: SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and
advice
:
: If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little
note
in
: the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will help
you
: out.
:
:
:
: Why Outlook 2002 and 2003 require Outlook Express
: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287686
:
:
:



Windows Vista doesn't come with Outlook Express at all, it comes with
Windows Mail.

"Tom Willett" wrote in message
...
The whole thing is a moot point. OE is always installed on the computer,
and
can't be uninstalled from the O/S. You can take away access to it, but you
can uninstall it. Not without causing serious problems, anyway.

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
:
: "R. C. White" wrote in message
: ...
: Hi, Tae Song.
:
: Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this
thread
: started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your
third
: post, you said this:
:
: "I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed.
In
: Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express
: installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update.
I
: never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"
:
: That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(
:
: First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have
Outlook
: Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are running
: Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never installed
: Outlook Express on this Vista system." This indicates a serious lack
of
: knowledge of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be installed on
Vista.
:
: At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just
to
: see how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors.
: :( I'm glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.
:
: RC
: --
: R. C. White, CPA
: San Marcos, TX
:
: Microsoft Windows MVP
: Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100
:
: "Tae Song" wrote in message
: ...
: I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to
boost
: Windows performance.
:
: SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and
advice
:
: If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little
note
in
: the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will help
you
: out.
:
:
:
: Why Outlook 2002 and 2003 require Outlook Express
: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287686
:
:
:



Windows Vista doesn't come with Outlook Express at all, it comes with
Windows Mail.

Hi, Tae Song.

You were misled by an out-of-date KB article that has not been updated to
recognize Vista, even though it says "Last Review: May 4, 2009". It applies
only to Outlook 2002 and 2003, both of which predate Vista by several years.
I'll try to bring this to the attention of someone at Microsoft to get it
corrected.

You've cross-posted to two WinXP NGs AND to two Vista NGs.

You have an excuse, but you still are wrong. :^{

RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX

Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...

"R. C. White" wrote in message
...
Hi, Tae Song.

Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this thread
started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your third
post, you said this:

"I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed.
In
Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express
installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update. I
never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"

That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(

First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have
Outlook Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are
running Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never
installed Outlook Express on this Vista system." This indicates a
serious lack of knowledge of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be
installed on Vista.

At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just to
see how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors.
:( I'm glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.

RC

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to boost
Windows performance.

SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and advice

If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little note
in the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will help
you out.



Why Outlook 2002 and 2003 require Outlook Express
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287686

Hi, Tae Song.

You were misled by an out-of-date KB article that has not been updated to
recognize Vista, even though it says "Last Review: May 4, 2009". It applies
only to Outlook 2002 and 2003, both of which predate Vista by several years.
I'll try to bring this to the attention of someone at Microsoft to get it
corrected.

You've cross-posted to two WinXP NGs AND to two Vista NGs.

You have an excuse, but you still are wrong. :^{

RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX

Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...

"R. C. White" wrote in message
...
Hi, Tae Song.

Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this thread
started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your third
post, you said this:

"I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed.
In
Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express
installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update. I
never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"

That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(

First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have
Outlook Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are
running Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never
installed Outlook Express on this Vista system." This indicates a
serious lack of knowledge of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be
installed on Vista.

At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just to
see how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors.
:( I'm glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.

RC

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to boost
Windows performance.

SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and advice

If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little note
in the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will help
you out.



Why Outlook 2002 and 2003 require Outlook Express
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287686

"Tom Willett" wrote in message
...
The whole thing is a moot point. OE is always installed on the computer,
and
can't be uninstalled from the O/S. You can take away access to it, but you
can uninstall it. Not without causing serious problems, anyway.
You meant CAN'T on this last line??????

"Tom Willett" wrote in message
...
The whole thing is a moot point. OE is always installed on the computer,
and
can't be uninstalled from the O/S. You can take away access to it, but you
can uninstall it. Not without causing serious problems, anyway.
You meant CAN'T on this last line??????

"R. C. White" wrote in message
...
Hi, Tae Song.

You were misled by an out-of-date KB article that has not been updated to
recognize Vista, even though it says "Last Review: May 4, 2009". It
applies only to Outlook 2002 and 2003, both of which predate Vista by
several years. I'll try to bring this to the attention of someone at
Microsoft to get it corrected.

You've cross-posted to two WinXP NGs AND to two Vista NGs.

You have an excuse, but you still are wrong. :^{

RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX

Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...

"R. C. White" wrote in message
...
Hi, Tae Song.

Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this thread
started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your third
post, you said this:

"I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed.
In
Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express
installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update.
I
never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"

That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(

First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have
Outlook Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are
running Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never
installed Outlook Express on this Vista system." This indicates a
serious lack of knowledge of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be
installed on Vista.

At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just to
see how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors.
:( I'm glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.

RC

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to boost
Windows performance.

SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and advice

If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little note
in the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will
help you out.



Why Outlook 2002 and 2003 require Outlook Express
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287686



Read the through the thread, I said I have Office XP installed. Office XP
installs Outlook 2002, which didn't work until the recent Office XP update
couple days ago.

"R. C. White" wrote in message
...
Hi, Tae Song.

You were misled by an out-of-date KB article that has not been updated to
recognize Vista, even though it says "Last Review: May 4, 2009". It
applies only to Outlook 2002 and 2003, both of which predate Vista by
several years. I'll try to bring this to the attention of someone at
Microsoft to get it corrected.

You've cross-posted to two WinXP NGs AND to two Vista NGs.

You have an excuse, but you still are wrong. :^{

RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX

Microsoft Windows MVP
Windows Live Mail 2009 (14.0.8064.0206) in Win7 Ultimate x64 RC 7100

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...

"R. C. White" wrote in message
...
Hi, Tae Song.

Most of your posts in other threads sound intelligent. And this thread
started off sounding like a possibly good idea. But then, in your third
post, you said this:

"I started up Outlook (which today's service pack for Office XP fixed.
In
Office XP, Outlook does not work if you don't already have Outlook
Express
installed. It hadn't worked till early today after the latest update.
I
never installed Outlook Express on this Vista system.)"

That paragraph lost all your credibility for me. :(

First, of course, "Outlook does not work if you don't already have
Outlook Express" is an obviously false claim, because many of us are
running Outlook in Vista and Win7 RC. And then you said, "I never
installed Outlook Express on this Vista system." This indicates a
serious lack of knowledge of both OE and Vista, because OE cannot be
installed on Vista.

At that point, I turned you off and read the rest of the thread just to
see how far you would go and whether others would correct your errors.
:( I'm glad to see that several knowledgeable readers did.

RC

"Tae Song" wrote in message
...
I thought I would share this with you all, a few little tricks to boost
Windows performance.

SNIP long cross-posted post full of inaccurate information and advice

If you need more detailed info on setting this up, leave a little note
in the newsgroup. If I don't get to it, I'm sure someone else will
help you out.



Why Outlook 2002 and 2003 require Outlook Express
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287686



Read the through the thread, I said I have Office XP installed. Office XP
installs Outlook 2002, which didn't work until the recent Office XP update
couple days ago.

"Unknown" wrote in message
...
:
: "Tom Willett" wrote in message
: ...
: The whole thing is a moot point. OE is always installed on the computer,
: and
: can't be uninstalled from the O/S. You can take away access to it, but
you
: can uninstall it. Not without causing serious problems, anyway.
: You meant CAN'T on this last line??????

Yep.
:
:

"Unknown" wrote in message
...
:
: "Tom Willett" wrote in message
: ...
: The whole thing is a moot point. OE is always installed on the computer,
: and
: can't be uninstalled from the O/S. You can take away access to it, but
you
: can uninstall it. Not without causing serious problems, anyway.
: You meant CAN'T on this last line??????

Yep.
:
: