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Group: alt.sports.football.pro.oakraiders · Group Profile
Author: Nuclear WasteNuclear Waste Date: May 3, 2008 10:54
"Adam Vestri" hotmail.com> wrote in
message news:481c9b47$0$30201$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...>
> "Nuclear Waste" mchsi.com> wrote in message
> news:vhRSj.93309$TT4.35820@attbi_s22...>>
>> LOL Norton 360 is your problem. Bloatware of the third
>> magnitude. The registry is not slowing the computer down,
>> it merely stores info about what is installed and when it
>> can run.
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> Actually, the registry can slow a computer down. It's
> stored in active memory and can bloat to triple the
> necessary size. All the unlinked entries can screw up some
> system processes too.
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> The autostart info is in the registry too. If you strip out
> all the uncessary shit that every program likes to dump in
> there, your computer will purr.My RAM usage at startup is 95
> megs and startup take 15 seconds from when I turn it on.
>
> I also go the extra distance and disable unnecessary system
> services in the MMC. This is a tricky feat though ...
> disable the wrong service and the operating system goes to
> shit.
Vestri, when she does not even understand permissions do you
really think it is best to turn her loose in the registry?
There is a reason I have not given her IBPM or HijackThis!
yet. Turning a novice loose in the management console will
just result in one of us having to write a script to
reassociate all her filetypes and grant her permissions for
everything. SLOW DOWN!
Yes, this padawan CAN be a Jedi like us; but the force can be
a powerfully destructive agent in the hands of the
inexperienced.
NW
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