I know Windows 7 should be faster than any previous Windows Operating System but still you can Speed Up Windows 7 just by tweeking few things around. So are you ready? Are you Ready? Let’s get it on…..
- First open “msconfig” you can either type it in Search or Hit [Win] + R on your keyboard and type msconfig. Click on Boot >Advanced Options > Check-mark – Number of Processors >Select 2 >Click OK> In BOOT > Select No Gui Boot.
- Now this next thing is more of a preference , I for example rather have faster PC than looking good but this is totally up to you!
- RightClick on MyComputer> Properties>Advanced System Settings >System Properties >Advanced > Performance (Settings) …Now here you can chose for best Performance or do custom and see what you like the best.
Now I could go on and on about performing your new OS but while doing a reasearch for you I actually stumbled upon really cool post that actually has visual effects on how to speed up your Windows 7.
So here it is by Computing Unleashed
I very liked that post because it’s accurate and very helpful! Wish you good luck and if you are unsure about some settings I would advise you not to change it. Sometimes changes like mentioned above or by Computing Unleashed are very dangerous for your OS or something you might not like.
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You do you continue to spread this BS myth about changing the # of processors in MSCONFIG?
http://www.withinwindows.com/2008/08/09/tweakin...
It doesn't do a darn thing.
Dude that was um 2008 , welcome to Windows 7 2009
…and yet it still doesn't actually make any noticeable difference.
It does man, tested my self last night. Might be due to No Gui Boot but it’s definitely faster
You do you continue to spread this BS myth about changing the # of processors in MSCONFIG?
http://www.withinwindows.com/2008/08/09/tweakin...
It doesn't do a darn thing.
You do you continue to spread this BS myth about changing the # of processors in MSCONFIG?
http://www.withinwindows.com/2008/08/09/tweakin...
It doesn't do a darn thing.
Dude that was um 2008 , welcome to Windows 7 2009
Dude that was um 2008 , welcome to Windows 7 2009
…and yet it still doesn't actually make any noticeable difference.
…and yet it still doesn't actually make any noticeable difference.