Visit pcwizkid.blogspot.com Do you have a USB flash drive laying around? speed up your Windows Vista with the ReadyBoost feature. It allows you to use that spare space on a USB stick reduce wait time when using Vista. This tip is for system with less than 2 Gig of physical RAM installed.

Useful Programs: www.ccleaner.com www.tune-up.com www.iobit.com Services that can be disabled: Application Experience Computer Browser (If your computer is not connected to any network) Diagnostic Policy Service Distributed Link Tracking Client IP Helper Offline Files Portable Device Enumerator Service Print Spooler (If you don’t have Printer) Protected Storage Remote registry (Always disable it for Security purposes) Secondary Logon Security Center Server (If your computer is not connected to any network) Tablet PC Input Service TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Themes ( If you use Windows Classic theme) Windows Error Reporting Service Windows Media Center Service Launcher Windows Search (If you don’t use Windows Search feature frequently) Windows Time (If you don’t want to update system tray clock time using Internet) Microsoft Windows 7/Vista Ultimate Song: Mr. Scruff – Kalimba

Here is cool tutorial on how to use your flash drive as extra memory in Windows XP so you can speed up your PC.

Microsoft Windows Vista Tip – Improving System Performance with ReadyBoost – If you’re looking for a way to speed up your PC without having to open it up to add more RAM, Windows ReadyBoost technology of Windows Vista can help make your PC more responsive with minimal effort.

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Me unscientifically testing the boot and shutdown times of 4 operating systems running Microsoft Windows. Tests done in Virtual PC 2007 under Windows Vista. Screen recording (screencasting) software was not used to free additional system resources. Done by a 14-year-old kid, so if you don’t like it, then that’s too bad. —- I didn’t really make this video to tell people to use Windows 98. I made it to see if my RAM upgrade was working ok and to learn Adobe Premiere CS3 (I’ve only used 2.0 before). kthxbye ———- Sorry for the super low quality and my super slow pc (at the time anyway) When I uploaded this Youtube allowed a max video size of 100mb, so I needed to compress it a lot hence the quality.

There’s going to be more parts of speeding Firefox so be sure to subscribe and you’ll be up-to-date with the newest videos. This video will show you how to speed up Firefox with tweaking the settings. Start by typing ‘about:config’. Filters I said during the video in order: browser.history_expire_days_min Change value to 10. browser.sessionhistory.max_total_viewers Change value to 1. network.http.max-connections Change value to 100. network.http.max-connections-per-server Change value to 20. network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-server Change value to 8. network.http.pipelining Set it as true by double-clicking it. network.http.proxy.pipelining Set it as true by double-clicking it. The website where I got this all from: www.jimwestergren.com And explanation of how doing these tweaks will help speed up Firefox on the link above. If you want to get free stuff, or cash like I do, than go to my blog: FRNow.blogspot.com If you got any questions, please contact me at SpeedYourXP@hotmail.com. Please comment, rate, and subscribe!