Windows XP as it needs to be a target system for all has a lot of services running that slow your computer and many of them do not need.Here is a list of which can be disabled almost all machines:
* Alert Service
* ClipBook
* Computer Browser
* Tracking Client Distributed Link
Compatibility * Fast User Switching
* Help and Support - (if you use the yuda sometimes windows do not touch)
* Access to Human Interface Device
* Indexing Service
* IPSEC Services
* Messenger
* NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing (disabled for extra security)
* Portable Media Serial Number Service
* Help Session Manager desktop Remote (disabled for extra security)
* Manage Remote Access Auto Connection
* Remote Registry (disabled for extra security)
* Remote Registry Service
* Secondary Logon
* Routing and Remote Access (disabled for extra security)
* Server
* SSDP Discovery Service - ( Unplug n 'Pray will disable this)
* Telnet
* Help NetBIOS over TCP / IP
* Upload Manager
* Plug and Play Device Host Universal
* Windows Time
* Wireless Zero Configuration (Do not disable if you use WIFI)
* Workstation
To disable these services:
1. Go to Start -> Run, and type "services.msc"
2. Doubleclick on the service you want to
3. Change the startup type to "Disabled" or "Disable" (as system)
"System Restore" may be helpful if your computer has problems, yet, save all the restore points can take up gigs and gigs of space on your hard drive. Therefore, to disable:
1. Open the Control Panel
2. Click on "Performance and Maintenance"
3. Click "System"
4. Open the System Restore tab
5. Enable 'Turn off System Restore on all drives'
6. Press 'Ok'
defragmented Holding this file can have a significant increase in boot speed. One of the best ways to do this is to create a separate partition on your hard drive just for this, which is not affected by normal use of the hard drive. Another way to get this file defragmented is to run the application PageDefrag. This handy little application can be used to defragmentarlo, but also to set to defragment every time you start your computer. To install:
1. Download and run PageDefrag
2. Notes "Defrag at next Reboot"
3. Click "OK"
4. Restart
If you have many folders and subfolders on your computer, you will notice that access to those folders time consuming, because Windows XP has to update the time of last access to each. To stop this you need to edit the registry. If you think it's too complicated do not, but it is not difficult ..
1. Go to Start -> Run and type "regedit"
2. See navigating the tree on the left to get to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / System / CurrentControlSet / Control / FileSystem"
3. Right click in the area of the right window and select 'DWORD Value'
4. Therefore create a new DWORD value and name it 'NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate'
5. Right-click the new value and press 'Modify'
6. Change the value to '1 '
7. Click 'OK'
Surprisingly, the sounds emitted by your computer to indicate different things can slow down, particularly at startup and shutdown. To disable this:
1. Open the Control Panel
2. Click on "Sound, Speech and Audio '
3. Select 'Place volume icon in the taskbar'
4. Open the tab "Sounds"
5. Possibility to coordinate "No Sounds" in the Sound Scheme
6. Click "No"
7. Click "Apply"
8. Click "OK"
a new feature in Windows XP is the ability to perform defragmentation starting. This places all boot files one after another to ensure a much faster start. By default this option is enabled on many versions of XP, but here we show how to enable just in case.
1. Go to Start -> Run
2. Type 'Regedit.exe'
3. Find "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / SOFTWARE / Microsoft / Dfrg / BootOptimizeFunction"
4. Select "Enable" from the list on the right
5. Right click and select 'Modify'
6. Change the value to "Y"
7. Restart the computer
If you have more than 256MB of RAM this trick increase performance considerably. It is based on ensuring that your PC uses every bit of RAM (faster than swap file) before using the swap file.
1. Go to Start -> Run
2. Type "msconfig.exe"
3. Go to the System.ini tab
4. Expands 386enh clicking on the +
5. Click New and type "ConservativeSwapfileUsage = 1?
6. Click OK
7. Reset the computer
This is one of my favorites because it is one of the things that the machine will notice more. What this tweak does is remove the slight delay when you open Windows menus.
1. Go to Start -> Run
2. Type 'Regedit'
3. Find "HKEY_CURRENT_USER / Control Panel / Desktop"
4. Select "MenuShowDelay"
5. Right click and select 'Modify'
6. Reduce the number to around "100?
This is the delay time before a menu. You can set it to "0? but I find it a bit hard to use menus. Well now look to see the menu if you like and going fast. If you want you can change these values ints 50 and 150 according to your taste.
This little trick works with most programs. If after your program do go wrong, just undo the change.
1. Right-click the program shortcut you usually use
2. Select properties
3. At destination, added to the end '/ prefetch: 1'
4. Click "Ok"
Voila - your programs run faster now
This tweak reduces the waiting time before they close all running programs when you give to Shut Down your computer:.
1. Go to Start -> Run
2. Type 'Regedit'
3. Find the string 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER / Control Panel / Desktop'
4. Select 'WaitToKillAppTimeout'
5. Right click and select 'Modify'
6. Change the value to '1000 '
7. Click 'OK'
8. Select 'HungAppTimeout'
9. Right click and select 'Modify'
10. Change the value to '1000 '
11. Click 'OK'
12. Now find the following string
13. 'HKEY_USERS / DEFAULT / Control Panel / Desktop - Select --->' WaitToKillAppTimeout '
14. Right click and select 'Modify'
15. Change the value to '1000 '
16. Click 'OK'
17. Now find the following string
18. 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / System / CurrentControlSet / Control - Select ---->' WaitToKillServiceTimeout '
19. Right click and select 'Modify'
20. Change the value to '1000 '
21. Click 'OK'
And that's all. We hope you found these tips useful and easy. From now on you should notice an improvement in system speed if you have made good changes. I hope that even surprised!.
Parameters
in the folder paremeters we click the right mouse button and go to;
New / dword and we put GlobalMaxTcpWindowSize and then we go to change and should ensure that the code is binary and we Hexasesimal 7FFF.
as I said at first this is to slightly accelerate your Internet denial but especially those using broadband. ADSL / lan
you should go to Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Network (Network) -> QoS Packet Scheduler.
To accelerate the speed at which displays the Start menu, which by default is rather slow, we will:
* Now we sail in our Windows XP registry to locate the following string in HKEY_CURRENT_USER / Control Panel / Desktop
* Look in the right pane MenuShowDelay entry and double-click on this option, now change the default value is on (400) by a lower value.Put the value "0" to get the most speed. I personally recommend 200
* then press the OK button and reboot for the changes to take effect and can see the difference.
When you turn off your system, Windows XP closes all services used one by one, causing some slowness to turn off your PC.
* Now we sail in our Windows XP registry to locate the following string in HKEY_CURRENT_USER / Control Panel / Desktop
* In the right pane look for the entry WaitToKillAppTimeout, double click it and change the value by 4,000 20,000
* Still in Registry Editor, we agree to the following key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / System / CurrentControlSet / Control
* key Localiamos WaitToKillAppTimeout again and change its value from 20,000 to 4,000
* Close the Registry Editor and reboot. Now Windows will wait less time to close the system.
Prefetching Thanks to a new Windows XP service, we can increase the loading speed of our team in a more than substantial and not just the starter system takes advantage of this utility but also the entire operating system increases its performance accelerating the load programs. Prefetching comes with a default value for all machines to work properly but you can change this value in order to improve our performance. Before proceeding it is necessary to make one thing very clear about the teams that can take advantage of this utility:
2. If you have a team of more than 2 GHz and 512 RAM is the best way to discover a great improvement on your computer.
Windows XP includes features to optimize both the startup applications and the operating system itself. What really does is move the boot files to the innermost zone of the hard disk, where reading and writing faster. To do this you must follow these steps:
* In the DOS window type "defrag (drive letter):-b". The typical case would be "defrag c:-b" (without the quotes)
The hard drive of your computer is made up of thousands of tracks and sectors. When performing a data change the operating system is responsible for modifying these sectors so that in future the playhead of the disc can be accessed and retrieve information in an easy and fast. But thanks to install and uninstall programs, create large numbers of files or move folders with lots of bytes, the information is widely dispersed in areas which makes a lot slower reading data. In this disorder is called data fragmentation.
* Recovery of free space. When the data together in one area, will recover some disk space.
* Best work of the swap. The further you are the page file of the other data, the speed of read / write the same will be higher.
After running one or multiple applications or games that make heavy use of system resources, we have detected that Windows is slow.
2. If you have 128 MB of RAM or more type Mystring = (80000000)
what? Indexing is a service provided by Windows XP to improve the indexing of your hard drive, allowing it searches faster and more effective.
2. Destildamos the Allow Indexing indexing the disk to speed up the search and click on OK
3. At this time we will see a dialog box in which we wish to confirm that the selected operation
2. We seek the Indexing service and do right-click on it> Properties
3. Under Startup Type Disabled we tell, we give Stop and accept
in most cases over time we install and installing programs and many of them start out with the Windows startup, causing the system to become heavy and take long to show the desktop, well there a way to make these programs not to start with Windows startup.
Release RAM. After running one or multiple applications or games that make heavy use of system resources, we have detected that Windows is something "touched", much slower. This is because the application remains blocked part of the RAM used, causing what is called "memory fragmentation".
All dll's that stay in memory when you close a program are dll's that are useless except to hold that memory unnecessarily and reduce your speed, to Maybe this is to force the memory dump, but with this trick we will make Windows delete them from memory automatically, so follow these steps:
can make various settings in the Windows registry to optimize the memory subsystem that uses Windows XP, to get started click on the Start button, then Run and type Regedit word finally press the OK button to open the Registry Editor.
Then we move through the following string:
Then close the Registry Editor and restart Windows XP.
Now save this file anywhere you want, with the name "liberar.vbe" (do not forget to put the. vbe as the name does not matter you can put the one you want).
The memory subsystem of Windows XP normally try to keep it cached the file contents. "dll" already in use, keeping them in memory even after the application that made use of office has been closed.
To check if we are leveraging the hardware of our team, we do so from the Administration Console by following these steps:
2. Locate the key:
to speed up access to our hard drives in a more rapid is necessary to activate each channel UDMA hard drive and for this we will:
can make your PC turn off double click, it will need to create an icon that allows you to do this function to perform this trick, follow these steps:
Click your right mouse on a free Desktop and select New and then Shortcut.



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