Jagpal,

Computers run fastest when they have few programs installed. (Do you
remember how fast Windows was when you first installed XP? So get rid of
any programs you don't use. Excess fonts also slow down the startup so keep
the number of installed fonts low (Under 100 would be good for speed.) Also
do not have too many background programs running on the taskbar (These are
the programs that run hidden from view except for thier icons on the right
side of the taskbar.)

There are other memory adjustments that you can do to streamline the speed
and response time. I'll let others fill you in on that. Defraging and
cleaning the registry often is usually overrated. Only defrag when your
defragging program says so or when you notice a significant performance
hit.  How often you use these tools depends on how often and how many
changes you make to your programs and data.

John D.



At 06:19 AM 1/30/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>HI friends,
>
>I want to keep my computer fast and efficient.Once a week, I apply
>Easycleaner and Regcleaner ans degrag after a couple od weeks.
>Am I missing something ? is there any thing I m supposed to add ?
>Plz advixe
>I m running my PC in XP with 256 RAM
>Thanx
>
>Jagpal S Tiwana
>Canada
>
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              Mandrake Linux or Red Hat Linux CD sets along
             with the OpenOffice CD...  at a great price!!!
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