How to Speed up Windows 7 Operating System

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Windows 7 is the operating system that is very nice and fast, having officially launched a few years ago many Windows users began to leave Windows Vista, XP to use this operating system. At this time tips I will provide some tips for you on how to improve the speed of Windows 7.




Faster Window Switching

Click Start and in the search box type "SystemPropertiesPerformance"
Click the Visual Effects tab
Uncheck the "Animate windows when minimizing and maximizing" and click OK.



Speed ​​up Windows 7 Boot

Click Start, and then type "msconfig" in the search programs and files.
Click on the tab "Boot" and click on "Advanced options".
Check the option "Number of processors" and specify how you want according to your PC owned (usually 2, 4 or 8).
Click "OK" and "Apply".
Reboot your PC



Removing Font What Not Required

Fonts, especially TrueType fonts to use quite a lot of system resources. For optimal performance, trim the number of fonts on your PC and use that you really need it and fonts that may be required by an application.
Open the Control Panel
Open the Fonts Folder
Move unwanted fonts to a temporary directory (eg C :/ BACKUPFONTS), may at any time you want it again. The more fonts are removed, the more system resources you get.



Speed ​​up Windows 7 Shutdown

Shutdown Windows 7 is faster than Vista or XP, but you can still increase the pace by making slight changes to the registry to minimize wait time Windows to shut down the existing processes:
Click Start and type regedit and press enter.
Open HKEY-LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControl
Right click on WaitToKillServiceTimeOut and change its value becomes smaller.
The default is 12000 (12 seconds), but you can reduce this number.
Click OK and reset your PC.

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Written by: Unknown - 3/13/2013