Hey Ppl ..
This time it is some more tuning tips to make your workstations faster than before...
Its all about the unwanted service which M$ runs in your machine which you would never want to run... Hey but make sure you have read the warning message in my first post before attempting all these below...
Hmm now we get down to stop some unwanted programs eating up our processor...
1.Alerter service
[This service is alerting the administrators if there is any error in the service which your workstations provides like anything wrong in the shared folder etc.. hey just think you run your home workstation for you or for everyone else connected in a network along with you? if you dont have anything to do with the errors which come n go when you do something with a shared folder then you can set it to run manually]
2. Clipbook service
[This service has been around since the time windows NT3.5. This is for sharing the clipboard "a peice of memory used for keeping the contents when you press ctrl+c. This can be safely disabled coz no program running now uses this service.]
3. Performance Logs and Alerts
[If you keep a continous tabs on your comps performance and you are able to understand the gizmosic log of it then you can keep it running else it is safe to set it to manual mode of startup. As I have seen this service eats up good amount of CPU cycles.]
4. Routing and Remote Access
[This service is for providing routing services to compters in local area along with you if you belive in social service and want to give routing services to any of the computers in your lan then you can leave it running else better to set it to manual mode. It is also safe to stop it if you are on a DSL internet link]
Try this out one by one and see the performance of the machine. Remember One At A Time!!!
Will further post tips for....
Speedin up your disk for faster read and write....
Faster memory cache for better graphics....
Use your USB drive as your Machine Memory !!! I am Sure you guys will love this
.. Hmm A Little more work on it and you all will be able to use your USB disk as your computers memory....
Keep checking and post your feed back on this thread!!!
-Dr.Hard
