12 Tweaks - Squeeze Every Last Drop of Performance Out of Windows Vista

[I eat vista]

http://news.softpedia.com/news/12-T...-Performance-Out-of-Windows-Vista-65754.shtml

I like how it starts.. with a very true undeniable statement:

"Windows Vista is a resource hog."

read the rest on the original site since the article is long.

 

[Frank]

http://news.softpedia.com/news/12-T...-Performance-Out-of-Windows-Vista-65754.shtml

I like how it starts.. with a very true undeniable statement:

"Windows Vista is a resource hog."

read the rest on the original site since the article is long.

Whoever makes that statement, "Windows Vista is a resource hog", proves
that they don't understand the underlying architecture of Vista and is
comparing it to XP.
Vista uses resource much differently than XP does. It's suppose to use
all available resources. It was designed to do that.
You can't compare apples to oranges, capin' crunch.
Sorry, but you're just another one of those know nothing wannabes.
Frank

 

[I eat vista]

Oh so if you know so much can you please tell us, oh great mastermind
computer know it all:

Can you run out of resources even if you have free ram?

If not tell us why.
If yes tell us why.

 

[Guest]

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/technetmag/issues/2007/04/VistaKernel/default.aspx

Read the above 3 articules completely before you mouth off again.
People like you make me puke!

 

[I eat vista]

Sorry to disappoint you, I have already read those...
along with several books on vista..

perhaps your puking is due to excessive vista use..

bad OS do cause such problems.

 

[Ezmerelda LaDouche]

Sorry to disappoint you, I have already read those...
along with several books on vista..

perhaps your puking is due to excessive vista use..

bad OS do cause such problems.

Very funny spreading lies. You know you can't read.

 

[Spirit]

Anyone that tries #12 turning off these services might want to be sure they
have a Restore Point ready... you will get System Event Notification Service
errors, regular Windows is Updating during Shutdown and StartUp. And
A few boots where Your Default Logon (if set) will not be recognizes.
Restarting the services DOES NOT fix the problem.